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Propaganda

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Propaganda often supports one side. Be aware of underlying biases when you see or hear it. SlideThe documentary was propaganda for the candidate, ignoring her faults.
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Emotional InfluencePlay
Propaganda might appeal to emotions to persuade people, not just facts. SlideThe poster used patriotic imagery as propaganda to stir pride.
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Cultural ContextPlay
Understanding the culture helps to see why some information is considered propaganda. SlideDuring wartime, even school lessons can become propaganda.