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A Treaty of Portsmouth B Open Door Policy Kara Marinelli Jared Badalamenti Matthew Clementoni Treaty of Portsmouth Part A Explanation and Symbolism The man representing

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A Treaty of Portsmouth B Open Door Policy Kara Marinelli Jared Badalamenti Matthew Clementoni Treaty of Portsmouth Part A Explanation and Symbolism The man representing Russia . How to Analyze Political Cartoons. In almost every newspaper around the world, a political cartoon is published that highlights a particular viewpoint or idea through the use of illustration. Often, the image is exaggerated and intended to be humorous as well as informative. They can also be satirical or even serious in tone, depending on the audience, the artist, and the idea illustrated. Use these steps to analyze a political cartoon so you can accurately find what the artist is trying to convey.. Tim Wulf. Governors State University EDUC . 7212. https://. sites.google.com/site/twulf62014/home. . What meaning can you interpret from this cartoon?. Title: . “A . plea for . Cuba” by Victor Gillam. Political Cartoons – What are they?. Political cartoons are vivid primary sources that:. offer intriguing and entertaining insights into the public mood. the underlying cultural assumptions of an age. U. S. History. Questions. What is this called?. Where would you find one published?. What . symbol(s) . do you see in it?. What is the . meaning. of it?. History of Political Cartoons. By the mid-19. A short history…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bRt4uZkcnQ. Symbolism. Cartoonists use simple objects, or . symbols. , to stand for larger concepts or ideas.. http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/activities/political-cartoon/cag.html. U.S. History . Reconstruction. Reconstruction. This political cartoon from the period . of . Reconstruction depicts how Southern society was oppressed by Radical Republican policies. The main congressional action that led to the Southern viewpoint expressed in this cartoon is the military occupation of the former . Intro to Close Read 11.4 - Political Cartoons. Based on materials adapted from . LOC’s “It’s no laughing matter…”. | Adapted by NVPS US History Pilot. What is a political cartoon? . Is this a political cartoon? . Questions. What is this called?. Where would you find one published?. What . symbol(s) . do you see in it?. What is the . meaning. of it?. History of Political Cartoons. By the mid-19. th. Century (1800s), major newspapers in many countries featured cartoons designed to express the newspaper publisher’s opinion on the politics of the day. Political cartoons can usually be found on the editorial (opinions) page of many newspapers. . U.S. History . Reconstruction. Reconstruction. This political cartoon from the period . of . Reconstruction depicts how Southern society was oppressed by Radical Republican policies. The main congressional action that led to the Southern viewpoint expressed in this cartoon is the military occupation of the former . U.S. History . Reconstruction. Reconstruction. This political cartoon from the period . of . Reconstruction depicts how Southern society was oppressed by Radical Republican policies. The main congressional action that led to the Southern viewpoint expressed in this cartoon is the military occupation of the former . (AMERICAN IMPERIALISM). Political Cartoon Assignment. American Imperialism. With your partner, examine the political cartoons on the following slides. Discuss the . symbolism. in the cartoon, and answer the questions that accompany the image on a separate sheet of paper. Your . 2. What is happening to the congressional building and the Washington Monument?. 3. What event might this cartoon depict?. 4. What might go in the missing portion of the cartoon?. Analyzing Political Cartoon. Political Cartoon Elements. Caricatures. . Symbolism. . Irony . Labeling . Sarcasm . The goals of a political cartoon are to influence . public . opinion and to depict . what is . currently going on . What is the main purpose of a political cartoon?. What does it mean to write in a persuasive way?. Review Cartoon Analysis sheet . Techniques in creating a political cartoon.. Symbolism. Cartoonists use simple objects, or .

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