In “How Woodrow Wilson’s Propaganda Machine Changed American Journalism,” the author claims that the Committee on Public Information controlled the news people received. Which sentence from the text demonstrates sound reasoning to support this claim? A. From the start, the CPI was “a veritable magnet” for political progressives of all stripes—intellectuals, muckrakers, even some socialists—all sharing a sense of the threat to democracy posed by German militarism.

B. The CPI News Division then went a step further, creating something new in the American experience: a daily newspaper published by the government itself.

C. Starting from scratch, Creel organized the CPI into several divisions using the full array of communications.

D. The CPI hired a sizable fraction of all the Americans who had any experience in this new field, and it trained many more