START WITH MS. OLSON, THEN SELF-DIRECTED Political Cartoon Skill-Lesson.

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START WITH MS. OLSON, THEN SELF-DIRECTED Political Cartoon Skill-Lesson

How To: Analyze a Political Cartoon We will use PAWS to help us think about political cartoons. P=People in the cartoon- who are they? A=Actions-what is happening in the cartoon? W=Words- what is the meaning of any words? S= Symbols- what do they mean? Then, PoV- Point of View-what is the cartoonist’s view on the issue? Do you agree? Let’s Practice!

The Modern Colossus of (Rail)Roads

The Bosses of the Senate

Hopelessly Bound to the Stake * The men who are breathing fire are the faces of many of the industrialists (businessmen and factory owners) from late 19th Century.

Standardoiloctopus

The Trust Giant’s Point of View

A Trustworthy Beast-Andrew Carnegie

Robber Barons of Today

King Rockefeller

The Protectors of Our Industries

The Tournament of Today

NOW… Take a political cartoon analysis handout. Choose TWO of the cartoons and fill in the PAWS charts about the cartoons you have picked. Check in your work with me!