This budding young practitioner was asked by President Woodrow Wilson to organize a massive public relations effort to unite the nation and to influence world opinion during World War I.
A) Elmer Davis
B) Paul W. Garrett
C) George Creel
D) Edward L. Bernays

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George Creel was the one who was asked by President Woodrow Wilson to organize a massive public relations effort during World War I. Elmer Davis was a journalist and writer who later became the Director of the United States Office of War Information during World War II. Paul W. Garrett was an early aviation pioneer and co-founder of Delta Air Lines. Edward L. Bernays was a pioneer in the field of public relations and propaganda, but did not have any direct involvement with World War I public relations efforts for the government.

This Budding Young Practitioner Was Asked by President Woodrow Wilson