Religion on the radio in the 1930s:

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Religion on the radio in the 1930s helped pave the way for the use of broadcast media to disseminate religious messages in the twentieth century. This era saw the emergence of several popular religious radio programs, and many religious leaders, including both Protestant and Catholic, recognized the potential of the medium to reach a large audience.

Answer: C 
 Father Charles E. Coughlin was a controversial figure who used his radio program to criticize government economic intervention and promote the interests of big business and Wall Street bankers. His show was very popular in the 1930s and attracted a large following, but his views were also widely criticized for being anti-Semitic and sympathetic to fascist regimes.

Therefore, both choices B and C are correct, depending on what the question is asking for.

Religion on the Radio in the 1930s