Answer:
The correct answer is: They promoted enlistment and other patriotic activities.
Explanation:
During World War II the entertainers were one of the main sources of obtaining information about the war and motivating people to support the war and participate in it. War propaganda was present in the radio, film, press, and music industries, both in its explicit and implicit forms. Its main objective was to maintain people's motivation on a high level and to represent to war as something useful and positive, in order to obtain support from the citizens and recruit more soldiers that would provide them the victory.
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They made intellectual protests, they give speeches and try to make their opinion be heard, they drafted resolution like the virginia resolutions, this created a surge in political activity.
They also made economical boycotts, they attacked the east indian tea distributer, and throw many packages of British tea from their ships to the sea.
<span>They also made violent intimidations, by attacking guards like in the Boston massacre were a mob of colonist attacked with rocks some British guards, this guards opened fire and killed five men, that were Samuel Gray, Crispus Attucks, Patrick Carr, James Caldwell and Samuel Maverick. Later on people lived with a fear of being killed, because any one who support or talk of the parliament suffer a punishment or even death.</span>
