<span>The media
does selection processes of what event to cover, what advertisements that
should be given priority and be shown to the public, and what news topics are
to be given utmost importance. These are all undergone during gate keeping.
This controls over the selection of content that should be discussed in media
whether it is of newsworthiness or not. Aside from gate keeping, priming is
also done. It is the technique wherein a certain news, event, or occurrence is
given utmost importance so that people would eventually think that it is really
important. More importance given to a news, more importance attributed by the
audience.</span>
President Woodrow Wilson
December 23, 1913
No. Japan bombed the Pearl Harbor mainly due to being desperate. The US had placed an embargo (no trade rule) on Japan. This led to no trade between the US and Japan and led Japan to losing a lot of money.
Any options? A reason US joined the war was because German subs destroyed lusitania which had Americans on it. That's one of the main reasons we joined the war, if that's a option for your question then that's it.
If that is not a option let me know and i can further assist
<span>Reporting on military setbacks contributed to public disillusionment with the war. (qizizz.com)</span>
