The American Revolution: Visual Media Review

Which image most clearly presents the British as aggressors in the conflict with the colonies?

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Which image distorts facts in order to present a story that is favorable to one side?

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Which image is meant to mock the colonists who are being mistreated by the British?

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Which image seems meant to encourage colonial unity?

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Which image seems meant to depict British authority as oppressive, cruel, and uncaring about the colonists?

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Which image expresses that the king’s control over the colonies may be at a breaking point?

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Which image seems meant to encourage patriotic feeling and to warn Britain?

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Creators use this to persuade people by presenting images and words that strongly suggest a particular slant, or viewpoint.

• propaganda

• appeal

• symbolism

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A logical one of these is called logos and an emotional one is called pathos.

• propaganda

• appeal

• symbolism

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This is the use of images that people associate with concepts, such as a rose to represent love or red to represent danger.

• propaganda

• appeal

• symbolism

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