Why does the radio version of The War of the Worlds include an interview
with the U. S. secretary of the interior?
A. To show the broadcast was sponsored by the government
B. To help the audience understand what was happening
C. To add credibility to the broadcast and make it seem more real
D. To make people angry that the government was wasting time
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