Do Now Think back to WWI What is the purpose of propaganda?

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Do Now Think back to WWI What is the purpose of propaganda? How do you think the development of technology from the 1910s t the 1940s will change propaganda?

Warm Up: What specific ads have made you want to do/ buy something? WWII Propaganda Warm Up: What specific ads have made you want to do/ buy something?

Objective The student will be able to determine how governments used propaganda in order to help their countries in WWII by analyzing primary source images.

Warm Up What specific advertisements have made you want to do/ buy something?

What is propaganda? Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. Photography, radio, and film

What is the cause? Recruit men and women into the military Buy war bonds Save materials (food, gas, etc.) Hatred towards the enemy Is propaganda ethical?

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Gallery Walk Analyzing Propaganda What are the elements of a piece of propaganda? Bandwagon Loaded words Name-calling Fear Easy to understand symbols and slogans. Look at the image... What are the elements of the image that all pieces of propaganda have?

Gallery Walk Analyzing Propaganda What is the goal? What symbols does the poster use? How does this picture elicit an emotional response?

Gallery Walk Analyzing Propaganda What is the goal? What symbols does the poster use? How does this picture elicit an emotional response?