Which of the following statements best describes the significance of television in the visual culture of the post-1950s era?

Television was the only medium with the power to simultaneously present the same visual experience to millions of people.

Television was the only medium through which the audience could see people, places, and events far away.

The birth of television allowed video arts to grow at a tremendous rate, shaping the visual culture of the post-1950s era.

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Gavyn Norris

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15 May, 21:49

Which of the following statements best describes the significance of television in the visual culture of the post-1950s era?

Television was the only medium with the power to simultaneously present the same visual experience to millions of people.

Television was the only medium through which the audience could see people, places, and events far away.

The birth of television allowed video arts to grow at a tremendous rate, shaping the visual culture of the post-1950s era.

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Matthew Bartlett · Answer 1

Television was the only medium through which the audience could see people, places and events far away and this is the statement that best describes the significance of television in the visual culture of the post 1950s era. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option.