Please answer this Simple question Which of the following was NOT a part of the changes directly brought about by the Industrial Revolution during the rise of advertising?O A. The move from self-sufficiency to marketplace dependenceOB. The transportation revolution, especially the development of the railroadO C. The use of advertising to stimulate demand and attract capitalO D. The rapid growth in the size of cities and population

* Option Selection - The rapid growth in the size of cities and population . * Explanation - The…

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Chapter17: Advertising And Public Relations

Section17.2: The Rise Of Native Advertising

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