Civics Types of Propaganda Flashcard

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Showing an opinion that favors one side or thing

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Bias

Front

Using an image to represent an emotion or idea

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Symbolism

Front

Joining or supporting something because “everyone” is doing it

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Bandwagon

Front

Only showing one side (normally the good side) without any of the other

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Card Stacking

Front

Using common clothing or words to make the idea more relatable to everyone

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Plain Folks

Front

Using the support of a celebrity, athlete, well known/famous/important person

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Testimonial

Front

Attaching negative image or idea to competition to invoke fear, create a bias, and form negative opinions

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Name Calling

Front

use vague words or statements that have a positive emotional appeal on people or link to high valued ideas without giving them a concrete reason

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Glittering Generality

Front

projecting positive or negative qualities (praise or blame) of a person, entity, object, or value (an individual, group, organization, nation, patriotism, etc.) to another in order to make the second more acceptable or to discredit it

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Transfer

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Bandwagon