History of American Journalism

Journalism 205 Exam 1 Study Guide Punctuation I. Commas a. Most used so most misused b. AP does not use a comma at end of series i. He likes bacon, eggs and ham. c. Used with Equal adjectives i. A dark, scary dungeon d. Use a comma before a coordinating conj. i. S & V, C S & V ii. Fires persist on the mountain, but park rangers don’t plan on closing the grounds. e. Before a

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of the press.” This was, in Jefferson’s opinion, the most important rule in the birth of this new government. This bans governmental censorship/shutting down presses.   o Press-ocracy - When American aristocrat James Fenimore Cooper returned to America after a trip to Europe between 1826-1833 and saw the new state of the press (that it was larger, catered

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 - kept it old fashion - found some sexual references oﬀensive  - 1905 started muckraking o   Progressivism  post-civil war boom in industrial: Robber Barons  rail,oil,steel, finances gave rise to concentration  businesses of exposure emerged in response to inform the public o   Industrialism (fears, critiques, reactions relevant to journalism) ·   F

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