Chapter 16 Section 4

A vibrant illustration depicting early American newspapers and journalists, showcasing historical elements and the transition of media in the late 19th to early 20th century.

Test Your Knowledge on American Journalism

Welcome to the quiz on American journalism and cultural shifts at the turn of the 20th century! Test your knowledge and see how much you know about influential figures like Joseph Pulitzer and the evolution of media.

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Learn about key events and figures in American history
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Who bought the New York World in 1883?

Joseph Cortez

Joseph Pulitzer

Richerd Pulitzer

Richerd Cortez

Mark Twain

Humorist novelist inspired a lot of young authors and declared his independence

Humorist novelist inspired a lot of young producers and declared his independence

Humorist journalist inspired a lot of young authors and declared his independence

According to the cartoonist, where were Pulitzer and Hearst leading American journalism?

They arent changing it

They've made it the best there is

They'er destroying it

They'er making some improvments

How did American methods of selling goods change at the turn of the 20th century?

They advertised

They made a verity of stores

Catalogs and RFD

All the above

Chapter 16 Section 4

Test Your Knowledge on American Journalism

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