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1
Weekly newsreels focused on facts over entertainment.
False
True
2
What were posters used for?
illustrate alleged German atrocities
All of the Above
Encourage military volunteers
Encourage the sale of war bonds
3
The Committee of Public Informtion was created too influence public opinion in favor of the war.
True
False
4
What is the Name of the Soldier that wrote a letter to his Mother?
John
Tyson
Alfred
Cole
5
Weekly newsreels often pushed war propaganda.
False
True
6
Word to mouth was an efficient way to get news.
True
False
7
What the the most iconic form of media during World War 1?
Word to Mouth
Poster
Letters
Newspaper
8
Word to mouth was often exaggerated.
False
True
9
Which is not another way to get information during WW1?
Exchange of letters
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Weekly Newsreels
Word to mouth
10
Who created the Committee of Public Information?
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington
John F. Kennedy
11
Some of the authors of newspapers were soldiers.
True
False
12
What was the main news source during WW1?
Twitter
Radio
Television
Newspaper
13
Who sent letters directly from the trenches?
The President
Civilians
Soldiers
Store managers
14
Exchanged letters were a good way to get who's point of view?
Civilians
Newspaper Writers
Soldiers
Your own
15
What did the Committee of Public Information not produce?
Books
Weapons
Posters
Films
16
Newspapers were the most reliable source of information.
True
False
17
Newspaper's were the most up to date on current events.
True
False
18
Soldiers always trusted the newspapers.
True
False
19
What country produced the most war posters?
Germany
France
Soviet Union
United States
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What was included in most headlines of newspapers?
Politics
Patriotic Duty
Everyday life
Sports
