How did entertainers affect the government's World War II propaganda campaign? They promoted enlistment and other patriotic activities. They served in the military. They entertained troops at home and abroad. They formed the United Service Organizations.

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Essence Miles

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1 August, 19:52

How did entertainers affect the government's World War II propaganda campaign? They promoted enlistment and other patriotic activities. They served in the military. They entertained troops at home and abroad. They formed the United Service Organizations.

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Jacqueline Montgomery · Answer 1

(A) They promoted enlistment and other patriotic activities.

Mira Krause · Answer 2

Propaganda was a major tool used by the US government to increase public support for the country's involvement in the war. Messages with themes of profound hate towards the enemy and support for the country's allies were published throughout the different media outlets of the time, particularly in newspapers and pamphlets. Another important use of propaganda was to get citizens to purchase war bonds in order to fund the war, labeling this action as a "patriotic act".