Which line from the text suggests that British propaganda aimed at angering the public had been successful? a. “It was a pity that Miss Cavell had to be executed.” b. “The shooting of an Englishwoman . . . for treason has caused a sensation.” c. “It is undoubtedly a terrible thing that the woman has been executed.” d. “Consider what would happen if it left crimes . . . to go unpunished.” answer: b. “The shooting of an Englishwoman . . . for treason has caused a sensation.”

Answer:

B. “The shooting of an Englishwoman . . . for treason has caused a sensation.”

Explanation:

The text's use of the phrase "The shooting of an Englishwoman. for treason has caused a sensation" indicates that British propaganda efforts to incite popular ire were effective. As a result, choice (B) is accurate.

In WWI, English promulgation took different structures, including pictures, writing and film. England likewise put critical accentuation on barbarity promulgation as an approach to preparing popular assessment against Royal Germany and the Focal Powers during the Principal World War.

For the worldwide picture see Publicity in The Second Great War. Toward the beginning of the conflict different government divisions started their own publicity crusades with no coordination among them.

A significant new association was before long settled at Wellington House under Charles Masterman. By the by misleading publicity exercises went on at the different organizations, with an absence of co-appointment.

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