It was no surprise that European nations were weary of the newly formed United States of America in the aftermath of the Revolutionary War. No one knew how to deal with a nation that repelled it’s British usurpers. Based on the various interpretations of the Articles of Confederation, one would assume that the newly established government would topple […]
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Opinions of post-revolutionary America from across the pond
Posted by: bcrosset | March 21, 2016 | No Comment |
under: Comm 455
Tags: Brandon Crossett, british, British news, George Washington, Press coverage, Revolutionary War
Tags: Brandon Crossett, british, British news, George Washington, Press coverage, Revolutionary War
When most Americans hear the word “tabloid” they automatically associate it with entertainment journalism and the ferocity of which we pounce on celebrity gossip. However, entertainment journalism is not what has fueled the history of the tabloid. Tabloids originated in as a unique form of British journalism. Utilizing sensationalism, British tabloids focus on breaking hard news […]
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Tags: bridgetbukovich, british, British contributions, News, Sensationalism, tabloid
Tags: bridgetbukovich, british, British contributions, News, Sensationalism, tabloid