1. Industrial Revolution

3. Raw materials Urbanization Industrialization Enclosure Movement
Power Loom
Raw materials
Natural resources
Decline of feudalism
Enclosure
Movement
Urbanization
Locomotives
Age of Machines
Mechanization
Scientific
Spinning Jenny
Division of Labour
Industrialization
Investment

4. Cartoon Analysis

5. Our Learning Goal What is a political cartoon?  characteristics
 techniques
Steps of Interpretation
Practice, Practice, Practice!!

6. Cartoon Analysis Political Cartoon Punch (British magazine) and
The Washington Post (US newspaper)

7. Cartoon Analysis 1. Symbols
using a recognizable item to communicate an idea
simple objects that stand for larger concepts or ideas.

8. Cartoon Analysis
2. Animals in political cartoons

9. Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Cartoon Analysis
The context – what was happening in the world?
Step 1
The Content – what is happening in the cartoon?
Step 2
The comment – what is the meaning of the cartoon?
Step 3
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10. Cartoon Analysis Step 1: The Context  Industrial Revolution
You cannot expect any reader to know what the cartoon context is without the date of the cartoon and where it was published. That is true for ALL cartoons.
Step 1: The Context
 Industrial Revolution
Effect of a Strike

11. Cartoon Analysis Step 2: The Content 1. List the objects or people you
Effect of a Strike
Step 2: The Content
1. List the objects or people you
see in the cartoon.
2 . What are the people doing?

12. Cartoon Analysis Step 3: The Comment
1. What is the point of the cartoon?
Effect of a Strike

13. Cartoon Analysis
Individual Task – look at the political cartoon and complete the worksheet

14. Cartoon 2 The context : The content (Describe what you see) :
The comment :

15. Cartoon 2 The context : The content (Describe what you see) :
The comment :

16. I have learnt:
Cartoon analysis
Homework p.131