Each Presidential Candidate Has Press Advisers, Often Called _________, Who

question 35

Short Answer

Each presidential candidate has press advisers, often called _________, who try to convince reporters to give a story or event an interpretation that is favorable to the candidate.
A) Web managers
B) hackers
C) bloggers
D) spin doctors

• A) Web managers
• B) hackers
• C) bloggers
• D) spin doctors

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Definitions:

Jim Crow

Refers to the laws and customs enforced in the southern United States post-Reconstruction until the 1960s, aimed at segregating and discriminating against African Americans.

George C. Marshall

A key U.S. military leader during World War II who served as Army Chief of Staff and later as Secretary of State, developing the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe's economy.

European Recovery Plan

The European Recovery Plan, also known as the Marshall Plan, was an American initiative after World War II to aid Western Europe, in which the U.S. provided substantial financial assistance to rebuild European economies and prevent the spread of Soviet communism.

Potsdam

A city in Germany known for hosting the Potsdam Conference in 1945 where Allied leaders discussed post-World War II order.