What is fact and what is opinion?
is propaganda being used?
are issues oversimplified or generalized?

these three questions can you do which of the following.
a. analyze the political news media
b. describe the process of citizenship
c. identify the objectives of legislation
d. interpret fundamental american values

The correct option is A

In addition to the news that tells recent events that interest a large number of people, in a clear and understandable way we find in the newspapers other texts whose content includes the points of view of the writer, that is, what he thinks about the facts. A fact is a statement that can be verified (occurred at such time, in such street, etc). On the other hand, an opinion is a view (a thought) that is based on the reasons presented by the person who expresses his way of thinking. Propaganda is a form of communication that aims to influence the attitude of a community regarding some cause or position, presenting only one side or aspect of an argument.

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