QUIZ
The image shows a still from President Ronald Reagan's
campaign television ad.
Bas...
Social Studies, 25.08.2020 20:01 alexanderatiencia
QUIZ
The image shows a still from President Ronald Reagan's
campaign television ad.
Based on the image, how does the viewer know that this
ad contains bias?
It was paid for by Reagan-Bush campaign funds.
It claims that Reagan is the best choice for president.
It includes objective details to support its claim.
It focuses on political ideas to motivate the viewer.
PRESIDENT REAGAN
PAID FOR SY RENCAN-BUSH 34
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