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Social reformers were concerned about the appeal of movies for which of the following reasons? The fictitious representation of taboo subject matter such as sex and violence would teach audiences not to engage in actual sex and violence. Alcohol was sold on many premises. They would cause immigrants to assimilate into the American way of life.

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          Social reformers were concerned about the appeal of movies for which of the following reasons?
The fictitious representation of taboo subject matter such as sex and violence would teach audiences not to engage in actual sex and violence.
Alcohol was sold on many premises.
They would cause immigrants to assimilate into the American way of life.

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Social reformers were concerned about the appeal of movies for which of the following reasons? The fictitious representation of taboo subject matter such as sex and violence would teach audiences not to engage in actual sex and violence. Alcohol was sold on many premises. They would cause immigrants to assimilate into the American way of life.