Propaganda Flashcard

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What is propaganda?

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The spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person.

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What is emotionally charged language?

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Language that evokes strong feelings and emotions, often used in propaganda to influence opinions.

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What is a slogan?

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A short, memorable phrase used to sell an idea or product, like 'I'm lovin' it.'

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What does it mean to appeal to pride?

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To invoke feelings of self-respect and personal worth, often used in advertising to connect with the audience's identity.

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What is the purpose of political ads?

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To influence public opinion and voter behavior regarding candidates or policies.

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What is the role of fear in propaganda?

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To create anxiety or concern in the audience, often to motivate them to take action or support a cause.

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What is the bandwagon effect?

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A persuasive technique that suggests one should do something because everyone else is doing it.

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What is the significance of using visuals in propaganda?

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Visuals can quickly convey messages and evoke emotions, making them powerful tools in persuasion.

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What is the difference between propaganda and advertising?

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While both aim to influence, propaganda often seeks to promote a political agenda, whereas advertising focuses on selling products.

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What is plain folks appeal?

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A propaganda technique that presents the speaker as an average person to gain trust and relatability.