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What ancient religious text used audience segmentation?

The Four Gospels, written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

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Who were the four audiences targeted by the authors of the Four Gospels?

  • Matthew → Jewish-Christians

  • Mark → Churches in Rome

  • Luke → Gentiles (including “Theophilus”)

  • John → Christians worldwide

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What group did the government of Mesopotamia try to reach with a PR campaign on stone tablets?

Farmers

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What ancient ruler pioneered the concept of naming rights for a stadium?

Alexander the Great

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Who conducted a false PR campaign about Roanoke Island?

Sir Walter Raleigh

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Who was the PR architect of the American Revolution?

Samuel Adams

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What were three PR techniques used by Samuel Adams?

  1. Ghostwritten articles and letters

  2. “Put your enemy in the wrong and keep him there.”

  3. Exaggeration(?)

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Name one African American public relations pioneer (initials like CHS English teacher).

Joseph Varney Baker

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Who was Ivy Lee?

The father of modern PR.

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Who were two of Ivy Lee’s clients and what did he do for them?

  • Rockefeller family → Improved their public image.

  • Pennsylvania Railroad → Helped establish the ICC and improved communication with the public.

  • Red Cross - helped the public truly know how much the Red Cross helps in comparison to other aid organizations

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Who was Edward (Eddie) Bernays?

Another founder of modern PR, known for using psychology in PR campaigns.

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Who were two of Eddie Bernays’ clients and what did he do for them?

  • Ballet → Made Russian male ballet performances popular in America.

  • Beech-Nut Packing Company → Promoted bacon and eggs as a “nutritious” breakfast.

  • Was related to Sigmund Freud which is why he was into persuasion and mind games

  • Convinced women to smoke to become thinner and more powerful

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What are the four eras of modern public relations?

  1. Publicity

  2. Information

  3. Advocacy

  4. Relationship

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What early PR practitioner was the first unofficial White House Press Secretary?

Amos Kendall

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Which president did George Akerson serve?

President Herbert Hoover

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Who was known as the “First Lady of Public Relations”?

Betsy Ann Plank

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What organization did Betsy Tyler and Edward Clark grow through PR?

KKK

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What was the advocacy era about?

Practiced by Edward bernays

Focus: Persuasion

One-way communication

Currently used in competitive business organizations, causes & movements

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What was the publicity era about?

Followed by PT Barnum

Getting attention

One way

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What was the information era about?

Used by Ivy Lee

Honest information and just getting it out there

Used by government, nonprofit organizations, and business

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What was relationship era about?

Mutual understanding

Two way communication

Used in social movements

Rise of research

Avoiding crisis, not apologizing for it