​Which Statements About Television in the 1950s Is False

question 55

Multiple Choice

​Which statements about television in the 1950s is false?

• A)More money was spent on commercials than on producing the shows.
• B)Regulations restricted advertisement time to less than 5 percent of television airtime.
• C)​Ed Sullivan's Sunday night variety show introduced Americans to Elvis Presley and the Beatles.
• D)​By the time of high school graduation,the average American child had spent more time watching television than in school.
• E)​Television programs promoted and reinforced middle class,suburban values.

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