<span>The British tabloid was engaged in sensationalism. Sensationalism is used by media outlets to excite the general public and manipulate them into believing fabricated or misleading information. Things such as exaggerations or lies are used to help garner interest in a particular story.</span>
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Explanation:
Incentive
A reward to encourage someone to behave in a particular way
Censorship
A process by which the government controls information in the media
Indoctrinate
To teach others to completely accept the beliefs of a particular group
Anti-Semitism
Anti-Jewish discrimination or prejudice hatred towards Jews
Propaganda
Official communications created to win support for a cause.4
The difference between propaganda and indoctrination is that one is supposed to make people believe while other is able to change their mind and not to make them believe on their own accord.
Sons of liberty sounds familiar so I say D
Frank Sinatran, had "The Best is yet to come" etched onto his tombstone.
Ability to recognize danger and use simple tools and how did larger frontal lobe