What Did Walter Lippmann Conclude About Democracy During the 1920s

question 1

Multiple Choice

What did Walter Lippmann conclude about democracy during the 1920s?

• A) American voters were not well informed on issues.
• B) Democracy was stronger than ever in the United States.
• C) America was shifting away from democracy toward socialism.
• D) There was too much focus on being a consumer.
• E) The government did not try to influence public opinion.

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