2.11 Bias, Symbolism, and Propaganda

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Using a picture or word as a representation of something else is an example of:

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symbolism

Front

Which option presents a clear point of view? Options: Bias, Propaganda, Symbolism, Metaphor

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Bias

Front

The poster was created in 1917. Which type of communication is shown in this poster? Options: accurate, biased, informational, propagandized

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propagandized

Front

Who does the person in the poster represent?

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The United States and its government

Front

Former President Barack Obama telling Americans to vote for Hillary Clinton is an example of:

• Glittering Generalities propaganda.
• Bandwagon propaganda.
• Endorsement propaganda.
• Name-Calling propaganda.

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Endorsement propaganda.

Front

What type of propaganda does the poster represent?

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Name-Calling.

Front

The use of symbols like the American flag best represents what type of propaganda?

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Transfer

Front

The poster above best represents which type of propaganda? Options: Bandwagon, Endorsement, Glittering Generalities, Transfer.

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Bandwagon

Front

Displaying a presidential candidate as an average person doing "normal" things is an example of what type of propaganda?

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Just Plain Folk

Front

The use of symbol words or phrases that explain very little about the candidate best represents what type of propaganda? Options: Endorsement, Name-Calling, Just Plain Folk, Glittering Generalities

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Glittering Generalities