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Types of Propaganda

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Types of Propaganda

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Used for English 1301 as we study propaganda.

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Used for English 1301 as we study propaganda.

by Elizabeth Sorelle
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What is false information that is spread but the person doesn't know it's false?

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What is false information intentionally created to spread harm?

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the messenger is public and the message comes from an official source

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the messenger is unclear and the message is uncertain

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the messenger appears to be the enemy, the true enemy remains hidden, and the message is intentionally false

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this poster produced by the War Office in WW2 is an example of

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True or False. Foreign governments pretending to be legitimate organizations spread hate on social media.

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True or False. Propaganda is always designed to persuade.

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True or False. Propaganda is always negative.

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True or False. Propaganda can be created by legitimate sources.

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