Propaganda -To promote, spread or encourage a specific idea or theme

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Propaganda -To promote, spread or encourage a specific idea or theme -Intent to convince people to follow

Objectives Further one’s own agenda Damage somebody else Deception Can also be good/informational

American examples Uncle Sam World War II-posters, songs, war bonds Public safety announcements Communist “Red” Scare

Advertising-stars promoting products, humorous commercials

Propaganda through history 1622- Pope Gregory XV spread the Catholic religion 1933- Adolph Hitler- convincing people to follow Nazi Party Middle Eastern Muslim extremists; North Korea (Kim Il Jung)