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ololo11 [35]
3 years ago
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What was the first national event covered by a radio station?

History
2 answers:
hodyreva [135]3 years ago
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The Cold War is first rely radio station
yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
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1- The first national event covered by a radio station was the Presidential Convention in NYC'S Madison Square Garden in 1924.

2- The third step of a scientific poll is to ask well-written questions. Prior to this you choose the population to aim and select a sample (random or quota)

3- The most likely to influence public opinion in this case would be the residence since its simply a local park and does not hold a greater level of relevance to mass media (unless viral or with sentimal value)

4- The answer is peer group. When younger our peer group is limited due to the fact that we do not wander outside the pre-established group of people with whom you spend time, however once older we tend to become more independent and start spending time with bigger groups of people.

5- In order to have your beliefs considered public opinion we must first express our views otherwise they will not be known by others.

6- A sound bite is a short clip of speech or music therefore the answer is a brief clip of a candidate expressing his or her views.

7-Within this timeframe, technology took over therefore more people used the internet and fewer people watched network news.

8- Public opinion cannot be measured with a scientific polls as opinions cannot be predicted. Also scientific polls most of the time shows error in statistics

9- Polls are the most common and accurate way of measuring public opinion as they can hardly be altered and the chosen population is typically a true representation of society as a whole.

10- The answer is that although most media content deals with entertainment it still is a viable source of influence.

11- Weblogs actually changed worldwide political communications as they became a diary of information for the public to be educated on current political situations and reports.

12- The answer is mandate. It means an authority given to a constituency to represent someone or a group

13- some voters do not understand the candidates' views therefore the election results simply shows the candidate that was more popular or that a certain area was biased towards.

14- After the Great Depression people expected the government to become involved in the economy in order to achieve a greater level of economy protection.

15- Gender. People will always be influenced in subjects that affect them directly. In this case, women are the most concerned with equal pay as it affects them on a personal level.


Hope this helps! Please rate brainliest, I'd really appreciate it :)

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