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What factor influenced the way Americans got news about the war in 1914?
O A. Most U.S. newspapers were run by pro-British editors.
OB. Most U.S. newspapers were run by pro-German editors.
OC. Most U.S. newspapers drew on British sources.
O D. Many U.S. newspapers had offices in Berlin and Rome.
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Answer 1

C. Most U.S. newspapers drew on British sources.

Step-by-step explanation:

During World War I, many U.S. newspapers drew on British sources for their coverage of the conflict, as the British government had established a comprehensive system for gathering and distributing news about the war. Many American journalists also traveled to Europe to cover the war, and many newspapers had correspondents based in London or other parts of the United Kingdom.

Answer 2

Answer: The answer is C Most U.S. newspapers drew on British sources

Explanation: During that era, many if not all U.S. newspapers obtained their content from British sources. The British press had acquired more influence over the United States in comparison to the German Press. More people read news from British sources than they did to news from German. And since England and the U.S. used similar language, receiving news had been simplified.

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