World War 1 Propaganda- Sorrentino

What is the definition of Propaganda?

• limiting access to information, ideas, books, and etc in order to prevent knowledge or freedom of thought

• activity that supports or provides active encouragement for the furtherance of a cause, venture, or aim.

• Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause

• make (someone) adopt radically different beliefs by using systematic and often forcible pressure.

In what way was Propaganda effective during World War 1?

• It increased their chances of winning at war

• It proved helpful in conserving money, food, & resources for soldiers at war

• It caused people to see the enemies side in a good light

Which of these propaganda posters dehumanizes the enemy?

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Forms of propaganda include all of these EXCEPT?

• Flyers

• Printed leaflets

• Toys

• Artwork

Which of the following wasn't affected by propaganda on the Homefront?

• People's safety

• Access to food

• Education

• Job opportunity's

Propaganda caused nationalism to grow stronger

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is this propaganda poster influencing people to do?

• Share their resources with soldiers

• men of courage have a duty to fight for their country.

• Influenced people to work together in order to achieve victory and unity

• used to anger people & inspire them to fight enemy countries

The government sought to control information by all of the following EXCEPT?

• Controlling the newspaper

• Not allowing people to report from the Western Front

• Cenorship

• Working closely with soldiers

How did propaganda impact the homefront?

• Internal opposition to war increased the number of strikes and protests

• caused people to emigrate to other countries

• decreased death rates

• influenced children to work