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“10Ә” лаблвнгвлвбдыдыгсолвһ

by Алтынай Татимбетова
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Mass panic and hysteria swept the United States in 1938.

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The event happened on the eve of Halloween.

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All Americans were frightened by the radio play.

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The radio play was a dramatisation of The War of the Worlds

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Most listeners recognised it was a clever radio play.

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Around six million people heard the radio play.

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About 1.2 million people were frightened.

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The main purpose of the radio play was to inform people.

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There is a big difference between being frightened and being in complete panic.

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Newspapers reported the story exactly as it happened.

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Radio was a new competitor for newspapers.

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The idea of a fake alien invasion was too good not to publish.

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Everyone who heard the play ran out of their homes.

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The story of the panic was exaggerated by the media.

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