First of all ‘News’ is not objective and impartial, it is a socially manufactured product because it is the result of a selective process (
McQuail- 1992)
Editors, journalists, and sometimes owners (gatekeepers) make choices and judgements about what events are important enough to cover and how to cover them.
News selection is bias because it depends on the following-
Routines
: Newspapers and TV coverage is shaped by the routines and organisation of the companies themselves. The collection of news itself as well as its presentation might then be bias before it is even reported. Finally the story must be percieved as newsworthy.
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
As we know the agriculture of a place is very influenced by the environmental and geological factors that make up that place. As a result, some foods can be grown in one region, but they cannot be grown in another, which greatly changes the food and diet of the inhabitants in each location. Thus, a historian may need to study what foods were grown in a given region so that he can establish what the eating habits of the residents of that region were like.
An example of this can be seen with a historian who wants to study the food of Native American peoples. This historian may discover that while the apple was easily grown and served as food for the natives of North America, it could not be cultivated in South America, due to environmental factors, saying that the natives of South America did not have the apple in their diets.
These are really bad, but they are something. (the sonnet one is really bad and incomplete)
Haiku:
Without my consent
No soldiers in here
Thanks amendment three
Limerick:
I wont find a solder in my house
Even if he's as quite as a mouse
I will not let him on my tenement
All thanks to the third amendment
Sonnet: (sort of)
James Madison wrote the amendment three.
To quarter soldiers with permission of thee.
But with my consent I will allow it
The pains of war I can't heal I admit
Thanks to James and the amendment of three
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
He went to William & Mary
Answer:
Consumer-protection regulations are laws that were designed to protect the rights of consumers, fair trade, and fair competition in commerce. It also prevents companies from engaging in fraud or unfair practices.
Explanation: