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War Of The Worlds Analysis

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The war of the worlds is a radio show written by Orson Wells told on halloween eve.
The war of the worlds radio show written by Orson Wells told on halloween eve is a radio show that caused lots of chaos with alot of people. On the radio show of the war of the worlds lots of people where lost and confused on what was happening.Lots of people where confused and lost about what was happening because everything that they wehre saying sounded rielistic.They were also confused because most people did not hear the anouncment at first when it siad that the war of the worlds was only a radio show.The reason they did not hear that the radio show of war of the worlds was real becasue in the old days there was only radios where they had to be pluged

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