The 1997 PBS documentary series Liberty! claimed to break that mold by offering a more inclusive telling of the Revolution that includes a diversity of voices and perspectives. Your essay will assess how well or poorly filmmakers accomplished that goal

QUESTION: To what extent do these episodes of Liberty! represent the ideals, objectives, and perspectives of ordinary Americans (non-elite white men, women, free Blacks, slaves, Indians)? Or is Liberty! still “great white man history” with a few ordinary voices added to a narrative that remains centered almost entirely on the ideals, objectives, perspectives of the founding elite?

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How public opinions are generated and formed and the role of media in the process. Individual and company experience can be used. Examples, Formation of a political leader, the formation of opinion in a public services organization etc. The goal is to understand the pattern of forming opinions and the media role in a diverse society.