PLEASE HELP!!!!!!! long-response!!!!!!!What is the purpose of propaganda? What are some moral objections to the use of propaganda? How did the Nazis use propaganda? What were they trying to achieve? How did the Soviet Communists use propaganda? And, what were they trying to achieve? Then, identify and explain one significant use of propaganda in our country today. Consider advertising, political sloganeering, mass media, etc. Be specific. Give details.

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Answer:

The purpose of propaganda is to influence an audience and further an agenda, which may not be true and may be selectively presenting facts to encourage a particular perception.

A moral objection to the use of propaganda is the lack of true information.

The Nazis used propaganda to persuade German civilians that they were a superior race and they deserved to win the war.

The Nazis used propaganda to achieve their citizens support.

The Soviet Union used propaganda to persuade their citizens that Marxism is the way to go and that the USSR is the greatest country and the most powerful.

The USSR used propaganda to control their people.

(For the last question that asks for examples of propaganda from your country, I will be assuming that it is the U.S. as that is where the majority of Brainly users are from and I am the most knowledgeable about it. If you're from a different country, tell me in the replies and I'll edit this to fit your country.)

In the U.S. there are many examples of propaganda like false political advertising (such as when an ad that is for a president says the opponent will do something bad, when that is not true). False statistics from the government and social media is very common now (specific details would get political, so think of your own.)