Question

According to the article about historical context, how did Orson Welles's radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds establish its credibility as a real event?

A. By using long, descriptive sentences that helped the audience visualize the action

B. By telling the audience that the events broadcast on the show were fake

C. By providing information from a series of experts who were actually fictional

D. By having an announcer tell the audience what was happening

Answer 1

@annie12m @welshfella

Answer 2

this u.s history or what?

Answer 3

no one is in history

Answer 4

i mean the question your asking is it related to it

Answer 5

\its history

Answer 6

and yea

Answer 7

oh well your options is between A or D

Answer 8

can u explain y?

Answer 9

actually i was gonna write more but it was basically just bullitens because first two-thirds of the one-hour broadcast was presented as a series of simulated news bulletins

Answer 10

*bulletins dang auto correct

Answer 11

kk

Answer 12

so which do you think it is?

Answer 13

d

Answer 14

gtg byeee

Answer 15

byeee