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DeidraBeemon DeidraBeemon
  • 17-03-2015
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A propagandist tries to convince the reader to accept his viewpoint on an issue. True False

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 18-03-2015

This is true, although the term "propagandist" usually refers to this situation when it's done with malicious intent, such as misleading government propaganda about a certain issue.

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