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Political Cartoons

Political Cartoons

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Social Studies

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12th Grade

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Brandon Picha

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3 Slides • 4 Questions

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Observe the political cartoon closely and be ready to answer questions that follow.

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Multiple Choice

Based on your observations, which statement most closely describes the message of the cartoon?

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American colonists should support Great Britain or they will die.

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American colonists must resolve their differences and unite.

3

Great Britain sends a threatening message to the American colonies.

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American colonists have no chance of defeating Great Britain.

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​Observe the political cartoon closely and be ready to answer questions that follow.

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Multiple Choice

Based on your observations, what is the message of the political cartoon?

1

President James Monroe sends a message to European powers to stay out of the Western Hemisphere.

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President James Monroe considers the European powers to be inherently different than those of the west.

3

European immigrants are no longer welcomed in the United States.

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President James Monroe believes that all of the Earth's land belongs to America.

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​Observe the political cartoon closely and be ready to answer questions that follow.

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Multiple Choice

Based on your observations, what is the message of the political cartoon?

1

President Andrew Jackson has complete and total control of the U.S. Government.

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President Andrew Jackson should be allowed to rule like a King.

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President Andrew Jackson's political opponents believe he abuses his power and behaves like a King.

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President Andrew Jackson is English royalty.

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Multiple Choice

Did you notice what was under President Andrew Jackson's foot?

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A wooden floor

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The U.S. Constitution

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His political opponents

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The U.S. flag

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