Social Studies, 04.01.2020 00:31 BlueLemonWater

The fcc's equal time requirement select one:
a. included the print media.
b. prohibited broadcasters from selling or giving time to political candidates while denying it to their opponents.
c. required broadcasters to give equal time to the two major political parties.
d. required broadcasters to give equal time to news programming and to commercial advertising.
e. required broadcasters to give equal time to third parties as well as the democrats and republicans.

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