 This cartoon is a commentary on the division of China by European powers and Japan. Which characters represent which nation?  Pro or Anti-Imperialism?

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 This cartoon is a commentary on the division of China by European powers and Japan. Which characters represent which nation?  Pro or Anti-Imperialism?

-Which American war inspired this cartoon? -Pro or Anti-Imperialist?

 Who is this caricature?  Does this illustrator agree or disagree with Rudyard Kipling’s poem, The White Man’s Burden ?

 Explain the meaning behind this image.

 Is this an example of yellow journalism? Why or why not?

 Is this an example of yellow journalism? If yes, how so?

Final thought…  How has this slide show altered your opinion of imperialism, the media, and/or foreign policy in America?  Do the sentiments conveyed in these images hold true today?