Even though the amount of money spent on radio ads nearly doubled during World War II, radio continued to be significantly outpaced by newspapers in terms of generating national advertising dollars. A.TRUEB. FLASE

Option A.TRUE

Explanation:

The printed media played a significant role in making sure that the news about the war was disseminated throughout the warring countries. It was through the newspapers that ordinary people received the news about the war. It was the newspapers that revealed the impact of the war on the home fronts, and the newspapers had a hand in the propaganda of spreading the war and raising the morale of the people. Besides, the newspapers revealed to a greater extent, the appetite that people had for information.

The radio, on the other hand, was not readily available to many families. Few families had a radio of their own.

True

Explanation: These are the effects the World War 11 had on radio.

A, the number of dollars spent on radio ads was almost times two between 1940 and 1945

B, Radio was helped by the shortage of newsprint and an excess-profits tax that this encouraged the companies to advertise more.

C) Also Radio outpaced the newspapers as a national advertising vehicle during the world war 11 in 1943

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