fast its timed..The public's view of heroes in the United States has changed throughout the last century. In past centuries, many countries' military leaders or religious figures such as Joan of Arc were regarded as heroes. During World War I and World War II in the twentieth century, members of the military in our country were viewed as heroes. But as radio, movies, and television became commonplace in United States during the last hundred years, the heroes changed to entertainment and sports stars. In the later part of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first century, many people looked to stars, such as Jesse Ventura or Britney Spears, to help them choose their values. Children modeled their behavior after cartoon characters. The Ninja Turtles, Mighty Mouse, and Power Rangers became heroes because they saved characters in their TV shows. However, something happened during the fall of 2001 that changed the type of heroes people in the United States admired. After the attack on the World Trade Center, people began to regard firemen and policemen as heroes because they exposed their lives to danger or sacrificed their lives attempting to save others. (Some of the information and ideas in this paragraph have been adapted from Macionis, J. J.(2003). Sociology (9th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.) A conclusion that can be drawn from this passage is that O A. radio, movies, and television have propelled entertainment and sports stars into the limelight over the last hundred years. O B. children model their behavior after cartoon characters. O C. the attack on the World Trade Center changed the way firemen and policemen do their jobs. O D. over the past century, people in the United States have changed their views about heroes. Click to select your answer.​