The Concept of a Marketplace of Ideas Refers to

question 7

Multiple Choice

The concept of a marketplace of ideas refers to

• A) important changes in copyright and patent laws that have restricted Americans' access to free information.
• B) the competition between varying opinions and ideas that are aired in public forums.
• C) the use of opinion pollsters who market a politician's speeches, ideas, and votes.
• D) the explosion of information brought on by the Internet and other advances in electronic communication.
• E) the elimination of government regulations on broadcast media such as radio and television.

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Definitions:

Probability

A numerical expression between 0 and 1 that represents the probability of a particular event happening.

Cards

Pieces of heavy paper or thin cardboard, typically rectangular in shape, used for playing a variety of games.

At Least

Indicates the minimum quantity or the smallest amount possible or required.

Probability

An estimation of how likely it is for a specific event to occur, presented as a number from 0 to 1.