Mass Production: A method of producing large quantities of goods using standardized processes and machinery. The movable type printing press enabled mass production of books and pamphlets at a much faster rate than manual copying.
Information Revolution: A period characterized by the rapid and widespread dissemination of information due to advances in communication technologies. The movable type printing press was a crucial catalyst for this revolution.
Literacy: The ability to read and write. The invention of the movable type printing press contributed to increased literacy rates as books became more accessible, leading to greater educational opportunities for people across Europe.