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WWI Propaganda
As a means to provoke certain feelings and/or actions, propaganda has been used in times of war frequently. WWI, for example, produced some intriguing works of propaganda that certianly triggered feelings of nationalism, hate for the enemy, and persuaded Americans to enlist. Referencing the images attached to each question, answer the related questions in the spaces provided.
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- What do you believe to be the message that this image is trying to send to its viewers? Explain some of the details in the poster and the feelings/thoughts they likely provoked. Details are key.
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- What do you believe to be the message that this image is trying to send to its viewers? Explain some of the details in the poster and the feelings/thoughts they likely provoked. Details are key.
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- What do you believe to be the message that this image is trying to send to its viewers? Explain some of the details in the poster and the feelings/thoughts they likely provoked. Details are key.
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- What do you believe to be the message that this image is trying to send to its viewers? Explain some of the details in the poster and the feelings/thoughts they likely provoked. Details are key. (German text says "We Teach You To Run")
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- Question #5 doesn't exist. Instead, your homework assignment will be explained here. I would like for you to create your own piece of WWI propaganda in poster form. You can complete this assignments on paper or electronically (this chosen format will be emailed or printed). Be sure to use a catchy slogan(s), as well as a descriptive image(s) and detail. Color is preferred.
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