In this cartoon by Raemaekers, a young British girl cries at the bedside of her dead mother, killed in a The cartoon depicts a dead nurse being thrown to the swine. DOCTOR: "Your throat is in a very bad state. In this cartoon, a British soldier laden with his heavy kit and weapons offers to help a lady with her shopping bags. Each group can receive a copy of all of the political cartoons to analyze or groups can analyze one political cartoon and then group members can share their analysis. This cartoon appeared in Punch. The Belgians were vastly outnumbered but fought bravely against the Germans. In this cartoon the Germans are portrayed as a bull running amok in a "neutral china shop" bearing the flags of the neutral nations. Students will answer two questions per document set. Note that the swine in the cartoon are wearing monocles and pointed helmets typical of German Prussian officers. Students will answer two questions per document set. The cartoon, like many others like it, glorifies the self sacrifice and gentility of the Allied troops, in contrast to the rapacious German soldiers. In this digital download, you will find four documents each containing at least 2 political cartoons and/or pieces of propaganda. Although millions died in this war, the execution of this single civilian nurse was seized upon by Allied propagandists and cartoonists as the epitome of German barbarity. Each cartoon contains one - three questions that encourages students to analyze the political cartoon, and aids in understanding World War 1. I believe it serves as a great informal assessment to the four main causes of WWI.

Propaganda such as this was created to get a point across in a manner full of Humer and mockery. Do not have students answer the question with the asterisk (*) when answering the other questions. This is geared towards US History and APUSH. WW1 Political Cartoons This section will display political cartoons from the First World War.

The skipper replies that he has been gargling because he has already been torpedoed six times. Study the political cartoon on the attached document and answer the questions that follow it. See more ideas about Political cartoons, Wwi, Cartoon. I have done it successfully in both 6th grade and now 11th grade, with some tweaking in both grades, of course. Political Satire CartoonsPolitical ArtActivist ArtUs HistoryHistory PostersGreen Eggs And HamHistorical PicturesWorld War IWwii This WWI political cartoon by Dr. Seuss depicts Roosevelts desire to be neutral to the War that was going on in europe. In this cartoon the German Kaiser is seen mocking the Belgian King, telling him that he has lost everything. Apr 9, 2015 - Explore Kameron Collier's board "WWI Political Cartoons" on Pinterest. The political cartoon analysis sheet is included in the download. The cartoon alludes to the success of the German u-boats in sinking British shipping. It portrays the British seamen as stoic in the face of danger.

The political cartoon analysis sheet is included in the download. The so-called Rape of Belgium under German occupation was a main target of Allied propaganda cartoons. The cartoon refers to the fact that neutral Belgium has been invaded and largely overrun by the Germans as they sought to outflank the French and British armies by pushing along the English Channel towards Paris. Students will be expected to analyze the documents, describe them, and then use their analysis to cite evidence (at least two pieces per document) to justify their reasoning.

While German treatment of civilians in occupied territories was far from gentle, it was kind in comparison to later brutalities perpetrated by the Nazis during World War 2. In this cartoon a Doctor is seen examining a British ship captain's sore throat and recommending that he gargle with salt water. Some cartoons are patriotic, while others express a cynical view of the war and its waste. The Belgian replies that he has not lost his soul. The point of the cartoon is that the Germans would attack neutral countries, such as Belgium, with the excuse that they had been provoked by the actions of the victims. The caption reads: "I shall tell everybody that I was goaded into it." Students will be able to work independently or in a group setting to analyze the political cartoons and cite evidence to justify which main cause of the war the cartoon is illustrating. Political Cartoons for the Classroom Promoting Critical Analysis of Current Events, Law, and Social Issues A project of the Citizenship Law Related Education Program for the Schools of Maryland 520 West Fayette Street ♦ Baltimore, Maryland 21201 410.706.5360 ph ♦ www.clrep.org ♦ 410.706.5576 fax . Students will be expected to analyze the documents, describe them, and then use their analysis to cite evidence (at least two pieces per document) to justify their reasoning. My students love this activity. The cartoon refers to the execution of American Nurse Edith Cavell who was working in Belgium at the time of the German occupation.

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