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Propaganda is biased/misleading information, usually to promote/publicize something political.
There was no specific "group" in charge of propaganda in America, but it was definitely used in World War l and ll.
One of the most famous propaganda's, though, is Paul Revere's exaggeration of the Boston Massacre.
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If your choices are the following:
A. The tactic created a stalemate between Great Britain and Germany on the western front.
B. The tactic's brutal total war techniques led the United States to declare war on Germany.
C. The tactic's reliance on speed and surprise led Germany to great success in the early years of the war.
D. The tactic shifted major German military battles from land conflicts to naval and aerial battles
Then I think thw answer is B.
Answer:
Led by Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Union wanted to punish Germany economically, forcing the country to pay war reparations and contribute its industrial technology to help postwar Soviet recovery
Explanation:
He want's to be more powerful.
