Media Literacy: Historical, Economic, And Political Contexts Of Media

b. how ideas or things (e.g., inventions) are used and interpreted by people

b. the concept that a high rate of consumption and spending are the basis for a sound economy

a. During the 1960s, people were completely trusting a television technology and felt that it promoted individualism in peace.

a. News media use technology to broadcast live the events the Moon landing.

c. arrogance

d. Television promoted patriotism.

c. President John F. Kennedy

c. Astronauts were smart but foolish for wanting to go into space.

d. John F. Kennedy's lack of likability in the media made in school to walk on the Moon a national joke.

b. Television you only use investigate journalists to present detailed stories the audience on all its major headlines.

a. Words such as honor, duty, and courage were specifically kept out of the media snippy but would view the space program without bias.

a. Print media stopped writing about the Space Race because television was already covering the news.

b. the penny papers