Specifically, I’m talking about a word to describe the sum of all messages a particular political member has broadcast (through various media), but one without the negative connotation of “brainwashing” that propaganda can carry.
The word “propaganda” has a negative connotation – that is, people tend to use it for practices that they disagree with. It’s typically used to describe things like Communist propaganda or Fascist propaganda. These phrases imply that there’s something dishonest and sinister about propaganda.
Explanation:
THAT was copied and pasted from g0ogle so please re-word it
<span>Stained-glass windows helped teach a mainly illiterate populace. The upper class did not participate in the performing arts. </span><span>Some literature of the period includes Beowulf and tales of Robin Hood.</span>
People did not support Napoleon. He came to power in a military coup d'etat. France was already under military occupation and they were beginning to trust the army more than the government.
