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Which statement best describes how the author develops her ideas about how propaganda
was used during wartime?
A She argues that some countries used propaganda in more effective ways than
others.
B She contrasts the use of propaganda during wartime with the purely positive
ways it is used today.
C She gives examples of different countries' propaganda campaigns and their
biased or inaccurate messages.
D She gives historical examples of wartime propaganda and offers advice on how
a citizen can determine if they are being misled.
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