Propaganda During WWI.

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Propaganda During WWI

What are some persuasive strategies? Bandwagon-everyone is doing it! Ethical appeal- it is the right thing to do (ethos) Emotional appeal- makes you feel something (pathos) Practical appeal-makes logical sense (logos) Cognitive dissonance- contradicting someone’s previously held views to the point of discomfort or stress Rewards/punishment

Propaganda had a variety of objectives… Recruitment in the military Demonizing the enemy Financing the war - through selling war bonds Unifying the country - promoting conservation and keeping quiet Promote home front efforts to fight the war - women’s and civilian’s role during the war

Recruitment in the military

Demonization – seeing the enemy as evil and aggressive

Financing the war

Unifying the country - promoting conservation and keeping quiet

Promote home front efforts to fight the war – civilians and womens role during the war

Propaganda in Modern Times It still exists today!!

http://propaganda.mediaeducationlab.com/rate/858

Now it’s your turn…

Let’s discuss… What is the purpose behind these pieces of propaganda? How effective do you think they are? What techniques are being used? How is this propaganda similar to what we see in World War I? How is it different?