Culture and Propaganda

An element shared by a culture is

• globalization

• a cultural trait

• both

• neither

Historically, true propaganda ....

• was outright lies to brainwash people

• was a collection of facts in educate people

• were statements of facts and beliefs to influence people

• was aimed at getting people to buy a product

Advertising

• only aim is to get people to think differently

• only aim is to change peoples' minds about something

• only aim is to get people to buy a specific product

• only aim is to convince people to agree with a new idea

Propaganda has been around for many centuries

• True

• False

Propaganda was established

• in 1920

• in 1622

• in 2000

• in 1776

The first type of "propaganda" was created

• to limit the spread of one religion and convert people to return to another religion

• to influence votes in the election of Pope Gregory XV

Propaganda is became widely known as a technique

• for religious conversions

• political campaigns

• wartime messages

• all of the above

How is propaganda spread?

• Posters, Television, Radio, Internet

• Brochures, Radio, and Television

• Television, Internet, Church, and School

• A variety of media, including posters, TV, Radio and Brochures

Anything or Everything about a group of people is

• an economy

• a cult

• a culture

• a region

What are 3 ways culture spreads?

• food, shelter, and religion

• movement, interaction and exploration

• government, taxes and trade

• conquest, exploration, and globalization