Exit Why was The Crisis No. 1 considered propaganda? A. because it called attention to particular politicians B. because it was written to support a specific cause C. because it reported previously unknown information D. because it forced others to believe in one political belief

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Linda Frederick

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13 June, 05:16

Exit Why was The Crisis No. 1 considered propaganda? A. because it called attention to particular politicians B. because it was written to support a specific cause C. because it reported previously unknown information D. because it forced others to believe in one political belief

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Brylee Blair · Answer 1

I would say that the correct option is B because it was written to support a specific cause. It was written to persuade people to support the war and to encourage them to continue fighting for their freedom, especially soldier who tended to abandon their duty because they were "cowards" (Paine words)