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| Which of the following is not an element of storytelling according to Aristotle? |
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| A roup of people with an agreed upon world view and rules of interaction |
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A society is best defined as
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| reduce friction between the members of that society |
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| Societies create rules to: |
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| The alphabet was invented by: |
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| The alphabet is much easier and faser to learn, any word in any language can be written down and read |
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| What advantage does the alphabet have in comparison to earlier systems of writing? |
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| Printing with moveable type |
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| What did Johannes Gutenberg invent in 1450? |
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| Two of the above mentioned |
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| Which societal movement profited from the newly developed printing technology? |
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| in our attitudes toward authorities, the way we do scientific research, and the way we organize knowledge |
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| The effects of printing on society can still be observed today.. |
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| Improvements in printing technology and reporters with a broad general education |
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| What contributed to the success of the Saturday Evening Post, a magazine founded in 1821? |
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| What was the most common way to pass on knowledge and stories during the Middle Ages? |
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| news media cannot survive without government support |
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| The history of the very first u.s. newspapers demonstrates that |
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| Considerations of public welfare |
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| According to the 'Canons of Journalism and Statement of Principles' from 1923, the right of a newspaper to attract and hold readers is only restricted by |
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| Which of the following helped drive the invention of printing? |
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| During the European Middle Ages, most knowledge such as history and law was held in: |
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| Perform and act of devotion |
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| Newspapers were: expensive, only aimed at the elite and lacked objectivity |
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| What was/ were the major problem(s) of early newspapers in America in the 18th century? |
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| They are cheap and easy to carry around |
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| Books have cultural value for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: |
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| This kind of newspaper brought papers to millions of "regular people" quickly making the newspaper the peoples medium |
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| This term was used to describe "a form of crusading journalism that primarily used magazines to agitate for change" |
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| Peoples realities are based on stories rather than facts |
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| A society is based on its shared stories |
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| The opening crawl of text up the screen for the Star Wars movies is an example of revealing of "exposition" Exposition is a part of action |
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| The result of an agreed upon set of rules, mores customs and traditions of speech, of behavior and thought is known as a shared perception of reality |
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| The rules societies make for themselves are rarely illogical |
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| Our worldview is primarily determined through the information we share in personal communication with our friends and family |
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| People rarely succeed in contesting the dominant culture |
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| Block printing was invented by the Japanese |
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| An advantage of magazines is that their stories are written by specialist rather than general reporters |
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| Magazines have always been targeted at a readership consisting of common people |
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| Newspapers were originally targeted at an elite readership |
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| Paper after the Black Death was made of wood pulp |
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| One change that writing brought was that a culture's memory, history, and myth could be recorded on paper |
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| Television changed magazines from mass circulation to specialized media |
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