In the Early 1800s the Press Began to Be Responsive

question 131

Multiple Choice

In the early 1800s the press began to be responsive to

• A)business advertising and owners' biases.
• B)increasing literacy and participation.
• C)increasing levels of education and commercialism.
• D)political ideologies and party affiliation.
• E)ownership of the press and business interests.

Solve practical problems involving dimensional analysis in everyday life.

Understand the principles and advantages of using informative headings in documents.

Grasp the techniques for writing concise, clear sentences and paragraphs to enhance readability.

Recognize the importance of sentence length and structure in maintaining reader interest and clarity.

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Definitions:

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