The quotes for the question are:
A. “Any story I can write linking a powerful politician to a Hollywood celebrity doubles the clicks to our site.”
B. “Robbins doesn’t have a shot at winning and isn’t worth covering, but my editor says we have to make him look electable.”
C. “Safety and security will never be as important as freedom of speech, and I hope every article I write reflects that.”
D. “My story will be about the workers losing their jobs, since this is the most pressing problem facing out community.”
Thus the correct answer is B.
The question asks for how bias in media is created by the superiors of the journalists. The only option with this type of situation is B when a journalist is talking about how someone clearly isn't a strong candidate but his/her superior, the editor gives an order to represent him electable.
It should be the British
because ever since the 'United' States of America was formed the African Americans' have been looked down upon and slandered. The Mexicans have also been targeted since a couple of years ago and the Japanese were going against the US during WWII, so people hated them greatly.
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Two conditions that an indentured servant has to face include:
- severe punishment for disobedience
- restrictions on personal activities
Indentured servants were people who signed a labor contract with a master.
This master would pay for them to come the American colonies and would then take care of them for the duration of their contract as they worked to pay off the debt of bringing them to the Americas.
Although there were laws protecting these servants, they had restrictions placed on them such as:
- punishments for disobeying their master could include whipping
- there were things they were not allowed to do such as hold money or leave the plantation without permission.
We can conclude that while indentured servants were not enslaved people, they were sometimes treated as if they were.
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City bosses were admired by immigrants and poor citizens because they provided jobs for these individuals. Many immigrants struggled when coming to America because they did not know the language. This limited the places where they could work. So when city bosses offered them jobs, they were excited at the opportunity to make money in order to support their family.
