Media bias is defined as the intentional selection of details of a situation, methods of journalism, and shared terminologies in order to modify people's ideas of current or past events. Media bias is a direct violation to the SPJ (Society of Professional Journalism) code of ethics, in which it's stated that a journalist should: Seek the TRUTH and report it, Minimize harm, Act independently, and Be accountable and transparent. A good example of Media bias is the documentary produced by Alexandra Pelosi, "Right America: Feeling wronged", where the conservative party is despicted as ignorant and unaware of what is best for them by the means of showing only people not capable of explaining rationally the reasons and ideas behind the rallies conducted by the right wing and therefore creating the illusion that the conservatives are nothing but an angry mob unable to accept change and development.
You need to write a paper about ways that the revolutionary war could or could not be considered a civil war. It's also asking you to cite two sources on your document from other essays that would support your point of view.
Answer:
The grasslands in the geography of the steppe enabled the Mongols’ nomadic herding lifestyle.
Explanation:
Penn Foster is a group of schools that was started by Thomas J. Foster in during the 1880s. The school was originally started as a mining school to help the miners pass the mining safety act of 1885. Just before the mining safety act was signed into law, there was a series of coal mining accidents and illnesses that claimed many coal miners' lives. Foster was upset at the number of lives lost because the miners were not properly trained. The Mine Safety act was an attempt to prevent the loss of life in the mines. The miners had to pass a safety test before they were allowed to work in the coal mines. The problem was that, because the miners were uneducated, they failed the safety test. Forster's school educated the miners and helped them pass the safety test.
The first was Virginia, the last was Georgia.
