Which is NOT a characteristic of nineteenth-century magazines?
A)carried much advertising
B)carried little advertising
C)sold at a high price
D)targeted to audiences interested in religion, politics, and literature
E)depended on readers for revenue

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Nineteenth-century magazines carried little advertising compared to modern standards, as they primarily depended on subscriptions and reader revenue.

Which Is NOT a Characteristic of Nineteenth-Century Magazines