English, 25.01.2021 01:50 vm204618

Submit your three, clearly labeled activities on truth and propaganda: 1) paragraph addressing accounts of the Civil War from a Northerner and from a Southerner, 2) short paper based on questions and answers regarding Sensational subjects, 3) two paragraphs using propaganda techniques-for and against- belief in Bigfoot. Pls help me! i will give you BRAINLIEST and a thank you if correct!

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