PLEASE HELP DUE TONIGHT: How are major news media organizations (specifically CNN, CBS, & Fox) exaggerate (and even straight-out lie) to sway public opinion, rather than inform the public with open honesty? Give Examples and Explanation.

Answer:

They lie and over exaggerate about what they want you to see than what really happened. There can be a lot of drama and gossip on the news that people believe. It leads to a lot of conflict. Though the news does state facts, you must know what it true and what is false.

Explanation:

Research indicates that the reach of fake news websites is limited to small parts of the population. On the other hand, data demonstrate that large proportions of the public know about notable fake news stories and believe them. These findings imply the possibility that most people hear about fake news stories not from fake news websites but through their coverage in mainstream news outlets. Thus far, only limited attention has been directed to the role of mainstream media in the dissemination of disinformation. To remedy this, this article synthesizes the literature pertaining to understand the role mainstream media play in the dissemination of fake news, the reasons for such coverage and its influences on the audience.

4. Which of these pairs is a predator and its prey?

goat and grass

bee and honey

lion and leopard

snake and mouse

Which of the following led the church in the Byzantine empire
A.Governor
B.Patriach
C.Pope
D.king

What factor that contributed to US imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries does this quotation illustrate?

A.
a belief in the cultural superiority of the United States

B.
a fear of potential aggression by the Spanish Empire

C.
a commitment to containing the spread of communism

D.
a desire to open new markets for American businesses

Don’t know the answer

The end of the cattle boom ________________

What was the name of the newly formed Japanese government that overthrew the Shogun and
worked to modernize the nation to avoid foreign imperialism?

Meiji

Tokugawa

Hangchow

Han

The first people to migrate to the Indus River Valley were hunters who came from Africa, probably around 40,000 BCE. By about 2300 BCE, the large city of Harappa had been built. Harappa was one of the most developed civilizations in the world in its day. It included the city of Harappa and another big urban area, Mohenjo-daro, about 300 miles away on another section of river. Even though they were far apart, the two cities had striking similarities. Both were laid out with grids of paved streets that made right angles. People built houses out of stone, some of which were three or four stories high. Big fortresses stood near each city to provide protection. The people had weights, measures and a currency, so they could trade. The government may have stored food in case of shortages. They were perhaps the first people to make garments out of cotton. The Harappans used pictographs, drawings and symbols that represented ideas, to write. Both cities had another great invention: sewer systems to carry all human waste out of the city. Almost no other cities had a sewer system at this time. Harappan civilization had all but disappeared by 1700 BCE for reasons that are still unclear. The story of the Harappan civilization is most similar to which of the following?
A
In Ancient Greece, the Mycenaeans made huge advances in engineering and architecture and had a written language. Their society collapsed for unknown reasons in 1100 BCE.

B
The Incan empire did not have many technological advances but covered over 770,000 square miles before it was defeated by Spanish conquistadors in 1533.

C
The Khmer Empire, in modern-day Cambodia, was an enormous Buddhist city with advanced systems of art and architecture. In the 14th century CE it began a long steady decline.

D
The Maori people settled in New Zealand in the 13th century. They developed both a warrior culture and a system of fine and performing arts. The Maori are still around today.

Explain what kinds of goods traveled from Santa Fe to the east. PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY!!! ILL GIVE BRAINLIST!!!​

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642), Francis Bacon (1561-1626), and Isaac Newton (1642-1727) were all key figures in the
A.
English Revolution.
B.
French Revolution.
C.
Scientific Revolution.
D.
American Revolution.

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When you provide information through writing that is:

communicating
transporting
connecting
touching

How did Americans’ fears shape their opinions, attitudes, debates, and, ultimately, their actions? Did these change over time in response to political, economic, and other factors?

Which of these was the site of a major naval battle?

Which of the following factors was most influential in the growth of
industrialization?

Which of the following was not an effect of the United States joining the war?

A. The war tipped the balance of power in favor of the allies , allowing them to win the war

B.The war cost so much money that it plunged the U.S. into the Great Depression .

C. The war boosted the United States ' power and prestige making them a world power for the first time.

D. The war emboldened President Wilson to suggest a League of Nations to prevent wars like this from happening again .​

why did congress pass the enforcement acts of 1870 and 1871?

How did the Byzantine empire continue the traditions of the Roman Empire
A.the emperor was the head of the church
B.they studied the knowledge of Ancient Greece
C.the capital of the empire remained in Rome
D.they made Latin their official language

The Fertile Crescent Which of these events happened last?

Why were Texans supportive of Santa Anna in the civil war in Mexico?

A. He supported Centralist policies
B. He supported Independence from Spain
C. He supported the Federal Constitution.
D. He supported Texas Independence.

How did Chandragupta start the Maurya empire and make it grow?
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which person is performing a civil Duty

a.A person who declines to serve on a jury because he is too busy

b.A person who regularly attends classes at a community college

c.A person who decides to run for office to fix problems in the town

d.A person who refuse to vote because the ballot is too confusing ​

True or False? The 15th Amendment gave African American men and women the right to vote

What was the range of when the rains stop? (The dust bowl)

How did the Byzantines impact Western culture? (4 points)

a
They gave all authority to the patriarch.

b
They preserved Greek and Roman works.

c
They restricted the use of icons in worship.

d
They spread the Greek language in Europe.

The Enlightenment was influenced by which prior movement?
A. Impressionism
B. Romanticism
C. Darwinism
D. The Scientific Revolution

Which of the following definitions is the best way to describe popular culture?
A. cultural patterns that can change quickly and that are accepted by the majority of the
B. cultural traits that only exist within a dominant culture and that define the people
C. a cultural group that can be defined by a region or location
D. a cultural region that focuses only on one cultural trait
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
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B
D
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conquered is Taken over and controlled by military _________
against /force /land / soldier /friend /leader /together
choose 1

Which statement best describes how Andrew Jackson viewed South Carolina's action?
He thought that it was beinched if thatator did became thing
that it

Was mainstream American culture distinct from African American culture during this period?
Yes or no and why?

How did the abolitionists help the civil rights movement in the future?