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The US government made broad use of propaganda during World War II to
caution people about war.
build support for the war effort.
spread false information about the Germans.
keep people employed.
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build support for the war effort.
Explanation: U.S. WWII propaganda (posters, films, radio) aimed to mobilize public opinion—encouraging enlistment, buying war bonds, rationing, conservation, and morale. While it sometimes warned about security and portrayed the enemy negatively, its broad purpose was building and sustaining support for the war.
Explanation: U.S. WWII propaganda (posters, films, radio) aimed to mobilize public opinion—encouraging enlistment, buying war bonds, rationing, conservation, and morale. While it sometimes warned about security and portrayed the enemy negatively, its broad purpose was building and sustaining support for the war.
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