What are Political Cartoons?

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What are Political Cartoons? Also known as editorial cartoons, are illustrations that contain a political or social message. They can appear in newspapers, magazine, or websites. Disclaimer: They are OPINIONS not FACTS!

Symbolism

Exaggeration

Captions

Analogy

Irony

Context: WWII

Task: Create Your Own Cartoon Choose one of the perspectives of the Albany Plan Design a political cartoon that reflects that view Be sure to include at least 2 techniques in your cartoon Graded on: creativity, use of techniques, neatness, accuracy of view

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