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The nation's first daily newspaper was the Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser. It was published on September 21 in what year?
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1. The nation's first daily newspaper was the Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser. It was published on September 21 in what year?
1500
1776
1800
1784
1900
2. Which founding father's older brother published the first independent colonial American newspaper?
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
3. The Pennsylvania Gazette and many other colonial newspapers suspended publication to protest what new tax?
Paper Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Rum Act
Molasses Act
4. How many newspapers kept colonial Americans abreast of news during the Revolution?
100
37
50
500
1000
5. What guarantees the freedom of the press and expression?
Fifth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Third Amendment
Second Amendment
First Amendment
6. What acts were passed in 1798 by President Adams to silence his critics?
Alien and Sedition Acts
Perjury Acts
Stamp Acts
Libel Acts
Sedition and Libel Acts
7. High speed printing presses in the 1830s led to the rise of a new kind of journalism called what?
10 Speed Press
Pony Press
Penny Press
Quick Press
Dollar Press
8. William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer are responsible for what type of sensational journalism in the 1890s?
Flu Journalism
Yellow Journalism
Mud Journalism
Penny Journalism
Orange Journalism
9. What country published newspapers first?
England
United States
Germany
France
Russia
10. What was the first book to be printed?
Bible
Psalms
Colette
Robinson Caruso
Huck Finn
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