The newspaper design element which has changed drastically from 1900 to today is option C that is the advertisements moved from the last page to front page.
<h3>What is a newspaper?</h3>
A newspaper is a source to gather news of all over the world every day. It is a printed paper containing news, articles, advertisements, and correspondence.
In early 1900, newspaper does not consist much advertisement but till the time passed, now it is changed a lot. From having advertisements at the last page than to middle and then now at the front page it changed so excessively.
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The Social Contract and Government
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Vladimir Lenin encouraged education with his saying " Learn, learn and learn again ."
