What words in the cartoon give information to the reader? What people, objects and/or symbols are in the cartoon? What do they stand for?
Analyze the meaning of the cartoon.
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Respond to the questions in the chart below to analyze your cartoon.
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Then you can use your responses to formulate your analysis for the first paragraph of the project.
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What words in the cartoon give information to the reader? |
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What people, objects and/or symbols are in the cartoon? What do they stand for? |
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Are there any actions in the cartoon? |
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What is the message about imperialism expressed in the cartoon? |
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Historical Background:
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Give background information on U.S. imperialism.
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Respond to the questions in the chart.
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Then you can use your responses to formulate your second paragraph of the project.
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Your response |
Reason #1 for U.S. imperialism |
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Reason #2 U.S. imperialism
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Reflect on how groups with the opposite view of the cartoon’s message would react to the cartoon.
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Respond to the questions in the chart below to organize your ideas.
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Then you can use your responses to formulate your paragraph.
Name one group that would disagree with the message of the cartoon. |
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Explain the reason(s) the group would disagree with message of the cartoon. |
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Name a second group that would disagree with the message of the cartoon. |
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Explain the reason(s) the second group would disagree with the cartoon. |
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Write your final paragraphs below using the notes you created in the charts above. Remember to formulate a topic sentence and a concluding statement for your final paragraphs.
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