Before the Advent of Non-Print Media, the Most Notable Exception

question 9

Multiple Choice

Before the advent of non-print media, the most notable exception to the historically one-way tradition of people forming opinions based on what they read, heard, and saw was

• A) the political broadside.
• B) the letter to the editor.
• C) the colonial leaflet.
• D) the forum.
• E) printed ephemera.

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