Why might television and newspaper advertisements be incomplete sources of information about candidates? O They are very expensive to produce.
They rarely reach the attention of voters.
They generally do not appear long enough.
O They show bias toward the promoted candidate.

In 1975, how did the united nations respond to the worldwide struggle for women's rights? a) issued a declaration of human rights that addressed gender inequality b) held its first international conference on women's status in the world c) wrote a resolution that encouraged nations to solve their own problems d) encouraged women to fight for their rights through rebellion and resistance