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1. What are some of the challenges of reading a newspaper?

2. How did you first get interested in newspapers from the French Revolution?

3. How do you read “between the lines” of a newspaper?

4. What can you learn about a society from newspapers?

5. What can you learn from newspaper advertisements?

6. Who reads newspapers and how?

7. How have newspapers changed over time?

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