World war 1 propaganda WW1 posters. PROPAGANDA Material used to PERSUADE or change public opinion various forms and techniques but always has same purpose.

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world war 1 propaganda WW1 posters

PROPAGANDA Material used to PERSUADE or change public opinion various forms and techniques but always has same purpose verbal - printed material - TELEVISION - internet can be positive or negative often uses emotion for appeal analyzing propaganda promotes independent decision making

WW1 PROPAGANDA POSTERS USED TO (PURPOSE): justify war involvement to the people recruit soldiers raise money obtain resources urge rationing

PROPAGANDA ANALYSIS What medium is being used? (be specific) Who is responsible for the message? (government, etc....) What is the message? What is the purpose? (recruit, raise money, etc...) Is the message positive or negative? How is the subject/object being portrayed? Is emotion being used? If so, how? Explain...

AUSTRALIA POSTERS

u.s. posters

BRITAIN POSTERS