What was the police response to the panic caused by the radio version of the war of the worlds?
a police asked people to stay in their homes until the martians could be dealt with
b. the police sent out notices telling everyone that the broadcast was a dramatization
c the police encouraged people to pack up their belongings and leave the city
d the police sent officers to the radio studio and arrested the producers of the show

The War of the Worlds is a fictional novel written by Herbert George Wells and it was first published in 1898. It describes a Martian invasion to the earth. It was then adapted for the radio by the name of "The War of the Worlds" , an episode of the American radio drama anthology series. The Mercury Theatre on the Air directed the Radio Drama and it was narrated by the actor and future film-maker Orson Welles.

The police response to the panic caused by the radio version of the War of the Worlds was that:

B. The police sent out notices telling everyone that the broadcast was a dramatization.

It produced the effect that the audience needed at that time, calmness after the chaos. The audience was at the brink of mass hysteria.

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diary of anne frank

lord of the flies

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