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A. Realism Background. a. Realism Background b. Comedy Ladder What type of comedy is it? How do you know?

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2 a. Realism Background

3 b. Comedy Ladder What type of comedy is it? How do you know?

4 Comedy Ladder What type of comedy? How do you know?

5 Comedy Ladder What type of comedy? How do you know?

6 Comedy Ladder What type of comedy? How do you know?

7 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

8 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

9 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

10 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

11 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

12 c. Satirical Cartoons Is it satirical? What is it satirizing?

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14 B. Short Answer What is the truth that the author attempting to make?
What is being ridiculed? How does this cause change?

15 B. Short Answer

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