During World War I, the United States created The Committee of Public Information, also known as CPI, it was the first independent agency, in the US history that distributed propaganda (mainly by colorful posters and short audio messages on the theater) that promoted the idea of enlisting to war and of supporting the troops as well as Red Cross programs among the population. The CPI also wanted to censor any counter-propaganda and the way History was taught during those times. The CPI stopped working once the war ended in 1919 and it caused a great impact on how marketing works until now.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) is an international organization, highly influential in the temperance movement, a social campaign against the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
They supported the <u>18th Amendment, which established the prohibition of intoxicating liquors</u> in the United States, proposed by Congress in 1917, ratified 1919, and repealed by the Twenty-first Amendment in 1933.
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The traits listed that are characteristic of Medieval music are oral tradition, monophonic and vocal.
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While it is hard to characterize something as creative as music in absolutes, researchers generally concur that Medieval music was largely sacred and based on monophonic principles, so there would only be one melodic line in a song without the use of harmony or chords. They were also largely vocal and annotation of songs and music was rare. At times the annotations would just indicate pitch. This is part of what makes the record of secular music difficult to know for this time period. There was however some secular music about love and the crusades, for example, that was used for dancing and in the entertainment of the elites. Polyphony gained in popularity towards the end of the Medieval period and the beginning of the Renaissance.
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1. Technological Advancement: plow, wheel; they were greatly used for agricultural purposes.
2. Architecture/ Temple Building: Ziggurat; this was a common style of architecture in Mesopotamia.
3. Religion: Polytheistic: Mesopotamians were known for having many major cities, and thousands of smaller cities they worship.
4. Writing: Cuneiform: this was the first written language developed in Mesopotamia
5. Leaders: Hammurabi, Sargon; both of them were once rulers of Mesopotamia, the former was between 1792 - 1750 BCE, while the latter between 2334–2279 BCE
6. Government/ Laws: Hammurabi's Code: it contains about 282 rules that guide the people of Mesopotamia.
7. Geographical features: Tigris Rivers, Euphrates Rivers. Mesopotamia lies between these two rivers.
8. Basis for civilization: Fountains, Extensive irrigation system: these showed a great deal in the level of civilization in Mesopotamia