Match the correct definition with the term 1. whose campaign has ads that were simple and to-the-point? 2. whose ad focused on appeals to fear? 3. whose ads emphasized hopeful images? 4. whose ad worked at instilling fear about his opponent? a. george h. w. bush b. richard nixon c. dwight eisenhower d. lyndon b. johnson

The correct matches are:

1. Whose campaign has ads that were simple and to-the-point?, it was Dwight Eisenhower, where some of his discussed topics were things such as education, inflation, ending the war in Korea, and other issues that were thought to appeal to women.

2.Whose ad focused on appeals to fear? Richard Nixon ran on a campaign that promised to restore law and order to the nation's cities and provide new leadership in the Vietnam War

3. Whose ads emphasized hopeful images? it was Lyndon B. Johnson, his campaign advocated a series of anti-poverty programs  

4. Whose ad worked at instilling fear about his opponent?

Of course, George H.W. Bush

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