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Propaganda Review
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The term BANDWAGON refers too...
Identifying as just one of the common people in order to garner support
Scaring the public into supporting a politician, perspective, or action.
A celebrity endorses a politician, cause, perspective, or action.
Urging public support because everyone else believes them to be true
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The term FEAR refers too...
Urging public support because everyone else believes them to be true
A celebrity endorses a politician, cause, perspective, or action.
Identifying as just one of the common people in order to garner support
Scaring the public into supporting a politician, perspective, or action.
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Propaganda is a form of political speech used to influence the opinion of groups to support a particular candidate
False
True
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The term TESTIMONIAL refers too...
A celebrity endorses a politician, cause, perspective, or action.
Identifying as just one of the common people in order to garner support
Urging public support because everyone else believes them to be true
Scaring the public into supporting a politician, perspective, or action.
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The term TRANSFER refers to...
Using terms such as un-American in order to discredit the opposing side
Associating a patriotic symbol with a person or idea.
Giving only one side of the facts
Interpreting a political event from a particular point of view
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The term PLAIN FOLKS refers too...
Urging public support because everyone else believes them to be true
A celebrity endorses a politician, cause, perspective, or action.
Scaring the public into supporting a politician, perspective, or action.
Identifying as just one of the common people in order to garner support
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The term SPIN refers to...
Interpreting a political event from a particular point of view
Giving only one side of the facts
Using terms such as un-American in order to discredit the opposing side
Associating a patriotic symbol with a person or idea.
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Fake news often fits into the category of propaganda.
False
True
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The term LABELING refers to...
Interpreting a political event from a particular point of view
Associating a patriotic symbol with a person or idea.
Using terms such as un-American in order to discredit the opposing side
Giving only one side of the facts
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Which election serves as a reminder of the dangers of fake news & propaganda?
The election of 1905
The election of 1800
The 2016 election
The election of 1860
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The term CARD STACKING refers to...
Giving only one side of the facts
Using terms such as un-American in order to discredit the opposing side
Interpreting a political event from a particular point of view
Associating a patriotic symbol with a person or idea.
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Propaganda is protected speech.
True
False
