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The following category of WW2 propaganda is

• European Theater

• Pacific Theater

• Mobilization

• Both Pacific Theater and Mobilization

Which of the following best defines propaganda?

• A form of government where power is centralized in the hands of one leader.

• Information, ideas, or messages spread to influence people's beliefs or actions.

• The act of negotiating peace treaties between warring nations.

• A system of economic organization where private individuals own and control businesses.

Which category is being illustrated?

• Pacific Theater

• European Theater

• Anti-Fascism

• Both European Theater and Anti-Fascism

Which of the following would describe the message of this Dr Seuss Cartoon?

• Anti-Isolationist

• Pro-Isolationist

• Anti-Semitic

• Nationalistic

The following cartoon can be best described as

• Pacific Theater

• Pro-Fascist

• Anti-Fascist/European Theater

• European Theater

All of the following are reasons for using cartoons in propaganda EXCEPT

• Accessibility

• Promotion of National Unity

• to make the enemy look good

• Emotional Impact

Propaganda is used to:

• inform

• entertain

• persuade

• worry

Propaganda is designed to _____ people.

• help

• influence

• hurt

• compare

one key factor of propaganda is

• must be offensive

• information must be biased

• only related to religion

• only happens in the USA

How did WWII propaganda typically portray enemy nations?

• As economically powerful

• As trustworthy and reliable

• As dangerous and treacherous

• As weak and disorganized

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept