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A propagandist tries to convince the reader to accept his viewpoint on an issue. True False
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A propagandist tries to convince the reader to accept his viewpoint on an issue. True False

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This is true. Propaganda campaigns and the word propaganda itself usually have negative connotations, however, as in when governments are lying to their citizens in some way.
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