'Cartoonists' presentation slideshows

Reconstruction

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Political Cartoons

Political Cartoons Political cartoons can be found in newspapers, magazines, and on social studies tests. They help capture important times or events in history into one picture versus lines of text. While they may be funny if you understand the issue their main purpose is to persuade you.

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EDITORIAL CARTOONS

EDITORIAL CARTOONS. Editorial Cartoons.

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Newspaper Hierarchy

Newspaper Hierarchy. Who is responsible for what. A publisher is in charge of the paper overall. He or she is sometimes the owner of the paper. This person has absolute final say on what goes in or out of a paper. This person signs your paychecks (or in our case hands you a diploma)

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WHY IS SOMETHING SO SAD THIS FUNNY :

WHY IS SOMETHING SO SAD THIS FUNNY :. USING POLITICAL CARTOONS. WHY USE POLITICAL CARTOONS?. Lead-in questions for groups: What is the purpose of the cartoon? How does it make you feel? What methods does the cartoon use to make you feel that way?

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WHY IS SOMETHING SO SAD THIS FUNNY :

WHY IS SOMETHING SO SAD THIS FUNNY :. USING POLITICAL CARTOONS. WHY USE POLITICAL CARTOONS?. Lead-in questions for groups: What is the purpose of the cartoon? How does it make you feel? What methods does the cartoon use to make you feel that way?

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Historical Document 2 Thomas Nast Cartoon

Historical Document 2 Thomas Nast Cartoon. Topic or main idea. The major businessmen of Tammany Hall were sneakily gaining extra profits for themselves, and no one was willing to take the blame. . Point of view or bias.

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