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What about newspapers? They weren't invented in the 1930s. Revolutionary War propaganda famously included various pamphlets, editorials, and self-published per
by humanrebar 4y ago
What about newspapers? They weren't invented in the 1930s.
Revolutionary War propaganda famously included various pamphlets, editorials, and self-published periodicals (Thomas Paine, The Federalist Papers, etc.).
- itdependson99th 4y agoGood point. I guess that depends on the literacy rate. I don't know how hight it was during WWI.
- butliteracyrate 4y agoI guess that depends on the literacy rate around 1900.
- blululu 4y agoIt was high. America is historically one of the more educated countries. During the civil war literacy among native born whites was over 90%. By WWI I believe it was over 95%, and by WWII it was nearly universal among native born adults.