MMC 2000 Exam 2 (FSU)correctly answered

MMC 2000 Exam 2 (FSU)Newspapers are not.... - correct answer Dead Rome has a newspaper in ______ time - correct answer Caesar's The Acta Diruna (actions of the day) - correct answer the Roman newspaper in Caesar's time; circulation was one because no way of knowing how many read the tablet The newspapers we recognize today have their roots in the __th century Europe - correct answer 17th Corantos - correct answer 17th Century Europe; one page new sheets printed in English in Holland in 1620; imported to England by British booksellers Diurnals - correct answer true forerunners of our daily newspapers The word newspaper entered the English Language by - correct answer The 1660s Broadsides/Broadsheets - correct answer Single sheet announcements or accounts of events imported from England The broadsheets were the early forerunner of newspapers in _______ _______ - correct answer Colonial America Benjamin Harris 1690 - correct answer Printed his own broadside, Public Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick. -One day stint; he was critical of local and European dignitaries, and had failed to obtain a license John Campbell's Boston News Letter 1704 - correct answer -Survived the revolution