Social Studies, 09.03.2021 20:50 khadythiam6957

An advertisement claiming that the use of a particular brand of toothpaste will make someone popular is considered propaganda because it:
A. can lead to a feeling of being superior to other racial groups.
B. is an attempt to convince people to adopt a particular viewpoint.
C. is a method used to justify white supremacy.
D. is based on scientific facts that have been gathered by
researchers.
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