Propaganda: Publicity intended to spread ideas or information in order to persuade or convince people of a cause.

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Propaganda: Publicity intended to spread ideas or information in order to persuade or convince people of a cause

Propaganda Techniques: Emotion/Fear Bandwagon/Patriotism Card Stacking Guilt Reward Name-Calling (Racism/Sexism) Logical Fallacy (Faulty Cause and Effect)

Propaganda During WWII: Posters, radio commercials, & films created by federal government Posters created by Office of War Information Used to persuade Americans into war effort Main strategies: fear, patriotism, racism

WWII Propaganda

a m e r i c a n s o l d i e r s & workers

w o m e n w o r k e r s

c o n s e r v a t i o n a n d r a t i o n i n g

w a r b o n d s

Response: Respond to the following question in one page (use specific examples from the images): –What messages was the government sending to Americans during wartime? What kind of attitude or climate might this have created among Americans?