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Propaganda can cause people to believe something that is false, which can lead to devastating things happening to citizens

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information spread to make one feel beter.

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information spread to make one feel beter.

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The government will have more power and limit the information that we know and get.Also the government could lie about things.

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It can harm people with false info like how Hitler did with his propaganda-laszlo

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It allows the government to control the knowledge of the citizens and twist the ideas or actions they´re doing.

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The author's trying to say that propaganda and censorship are different and the same because they both alter how people think and they are different because they use different ways to change people ideas.
Rishabh Bathala

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The printing press was used by scammers and politicians to limit the information that goes on newspapers to make it one sided and biased. For example, a politician is only saying good things about what they did in the newspapers to make people think they are trustworthy.

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People misusing propaganda could lead someone to the wrong conclusion about someone or something.

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It can cover up wrongdoings and spread a bad message. Nazis used propaganda to take control of the Germany.

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If the government does something bad, the citizens don't know. It can also allow the government to take freedoms/rights away and say it's standard throughout the world.

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The author is informing the readers what propaganda and censorship is and how they are different.

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The author is giving us information about propaganda and censorship and how they are used id different ways and how they affect people.

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It gives the government more control by convincing people into things that aren't true

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Printing became easier, so any one who had access could print whatever they want so it would spread more because it was easier to use and harder to control.

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Censorship increased after the printing press was invented because then people could print anything they wanted and so the information could be biased and limited.

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It allows the government to control what they think and/or know

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It can give someone the wrong idea and it could backfire

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The author is trying to say that propaganda and censorship is heavily used and have been influenced by it as weak minded people have been influenced by peer pressure.

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The author is informing us about the different ways propaganda and censorship can be used and how we are most likely being influenced it.

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Propaganda can be really dangerous like The Holocaust, when Hitler used propaganda to get so many Nazi's so he could just kill 6 million Jews. Propaganda can be useful, but when used improperly, it can be really harmful.

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It can make something seem not harmful even if it is extremely dangerous.

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Censorship limits what knowledge people have and can cover up wrongdoings of citizens.

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it gives the government more control because it lets them push their beliefs to everyday people-Laszlo

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Because then the government can limit what the citizens are looking at, hearing or reading.

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The author is trying to inform us of the different ways propaganda and censorship try to influence us to do things.

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Bandwagon-Making people do what everyone else is doing. For example, an i-phone ad is saying that everyone already has an i-phone, so why don't you?

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Why did censorship increase after the invention of the printing press?

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Why did censorship increase after the invention of the printing press?

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People could easily make news because in the Constitution there is freedom of press. They can promote false ideas to people and they won't know because they might think it is the news and the news is real.
Rishabh Bathala

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The misuse of propaganda can harm many individuals such as how Hitler used propaganda and World War 2 began

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Anyone could print their own document with their own view which could be biased.

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尺乇り乇ﾚﾚ ｲﾑﾘﾚの尺

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尺乇り乇ﾚﾚ ｲﾑﾘﾚの尺

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Both Propaganda and Censorship include the similar things and the opposite to make something great! like peoples opinions about a subject.

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Making someone laugh at how funny it is that this can do something this crazy

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Censorship increased after the invention of the printing press because it became easier to print information and thus, to control/limit it.

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Using censorship gives the government more control over their citizens by telling the citizens exactly what they want them to know. And if the government doesn't want the citizens to know something they will leave it out.

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It increased because it could mass produce posters that twists info to make it seem trustworthy-Laszlo

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The author is trying to state that propaganda and censorship is used a lot in our lives and we have probably been influenced by it.

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Printing increased the use of censorship because things became more readily available and it was easier for organizations to only put information people wanted to hear because it became the main way of businesses spreading advertisements or beliefs.

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The misuse of propaganda can cause rage and anger to people who are innocent like when Hitler made the Jews seem to be the problem of the economy and loss of World War II when in reality they didn't do anything

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Because a person could print a document of almost any kind, this raised the possibility that people would print things that did not meet the approval of the government.

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Plain Folks-When a candidate acts like an every day person like you and me to make it seem trustworthy and credible.

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It became more necessary. Before the printing press, it would take forever to copy down everything and spread the copies. If somebody wrote a (non-sacred religious) book it would be no big deal if you didn't like it. But now, information spreads so quickly a single article can have serious consequenses.

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Propaganda can be dangerous if used in wrong ways. Hitler did so and ended up with world 2 this can happen if you convince people the wrong things.

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Bandwagon- A technique that states that many people are doing or buying something and pressures you into doing it. Essentially peer pressure for weak-minded people.

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Both make their points look better than it actually is

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Both ways make people go on one side, and they are both used to win the person over on their side whether its peer pressure, or limited information.

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Telling people that if everyone is doing it you should do it too.

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Glittering Generalities: Words or images that carry a positive meaning for everyone.

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When printing was available churches and governments were printing out information limiting what people could see .

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A bad use of propaganda can make someone buy something that actually might cause them harm instead of help.

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The use of association of a respected person or idea to sell a product or idea with the respected person or idea using spoken words to associate.

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Both ideas give limited information to give one side an advantage and make them seem like a positive force.

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Bandwagon is the way to use a crowd to hook the people. It makes the person realize that if everybody else is using it I should use it also.
Rishabh Bathala

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Limits someone's ability to use propaganda; The limit of changing the truth

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The misuse of propaganda can lead to millions dying. A common example is Hitler's "Final Solution" of killing 6 million Jews, and the Armenian genocide, where the Armenian people in Turkey were blamed on losses of WW1(killing of 1.5 million).

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plain folks is when people use ordinary civilians to advertise a belief or product-Laszlo

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Censorship covers up or limits information to one side's advantage.

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card-stacking is building a highly biased case that is better for your own side

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Cardstacking Technique-A type of propaganda that makes your side positive or better

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Cardstacking:
It is a type of Propaganda that makes one side look better than the other because a specific side has left out all the good things about the other

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Plain folks -
It is a type of propaganda that makes a product (or belief) seem more ordinary, affordable, or convenient because a person in a higher rank acts like an ordinary person and uses it.

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Both propaganda and censorship are used to control info and the people reading it.

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Censorship is when information is controlled or limited

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Limiting the information that people read, see, or hear to make the information go in the authors favor

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Plain Folk - They try to act as an everyday person to be more trustworthy and credible.

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Censorship limits and twists information.

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Censorship limits info to control your opinions on a topic, usually forced

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Glittering Generalities - A type of propaganda that just says that "This is good." But words like 'good' don't really infer that much.

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information,especially of a biased or misleading  nature, used to promote  a particular political cause or point of view and spread lies about it

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censorship is removing or canceling something or someone that you don't like.-Laszlo

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Propaganda takes the truth and distorts it into something crazy to make people do something

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Propaganda is truth twisted in a way to make someone or an organization seem favorable.

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Propaganda is when information is twisted or changed to seem more appealing to make something seem more appealing.

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Glittering Generalities is when you make something look better than it actually is.

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Propaganda twists and distorts information to try and convince the reader

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Censorship limits information to only show the good point of view on an issue.

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Censoship limits information to control your opinion about a certain topic

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government tries to control their citizens by limiting the information they know.

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propaganda is usually made to convince an audience to do something in your favor with the techniques of propaganda like card-stacking

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Bandwagon Technique:
A type of propaganda that persuades people to be "in" the crowd.

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Techniques used to manipulate or take advantage to people.

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It limits and twists information about the topic to stop the spread of it.

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Censorship is preventing the spread of information you don't like.

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Propaganda is information that has been twisted in a way to make it something sound better

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bandwagon is a type of propaganda because it tries to convince you that everyone is doing , or believing something-Laszlo

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It does not give the whole story and only make their ideas good.
Rishabh Bathala

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Twists information to to guide people to a particular conclusion.