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    During World War II, Images of War Were Mostly Censored
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During World War II, Images of War Were Mostly Censored

Question 7

Question 7

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During World War II, images of war were mostly censored by _________________.


A) media outlets
B) the government
C) individuals and communities
D) there was no censorship of war imagery in the 1940's

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