ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which statement was not a criticism of television media in the 1960s?Television promoted stereotypes.

Television encouraged consumerism.

Television portrayed an unrealistic view of life.

Television promoted patriotism.

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Answer 1
Answer: Television promoted patriotism so is is d
Answer 2
Answer:

the correct answer is : Television promoted patriotism.

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Answer:

B) anadiplosis and expletives

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I just did it

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