The Monroe Doctrine Objective: I will analyze political cartoons about the Monroe Doctrine and use that information to create my own political cartoon.

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The Monroe Doctrine Objective: I will analyze political cartoons about the Monroe Doctrine and use that information to create my own political cartoon. ELA objective: I will discuss political cartoons with my partner. Do now: Explain what a political cartoon is in your own Words.

Explain the message in this political cartoon.

Who will win? What are they fighting for?

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Your job! You must create your very own political cartoon! You may choose any HISTORICAL TOPIC we have discussed so far in class. You must make a drawing and write a summary of your cartoon. Use the rubric on my weebly to guide your work!