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Creating Political Cartoons

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Creating Political Cartoons. Learning Targets. Understand the working parts of a political cartoon. Analyze successful political cartoons. Apply this knowledge by creating a political cartoon about the problems of city life that immigrants faced. MUST. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Learning Targets

• Understand the working parts of a political cartoon.• Analyze successful political cartoons.• Apply this knowledge by creating a political cartoon about the problems of city life that immigrants faced.

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MUST• Share author’s viewpoint (opinion)

and need no explanation; use labels, titles, & dialogue

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MUST• Use facial expressions to support author’s

viewpoint

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MUST• Use images that capture the

reader’s eye

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MUST• Be on assigned topic (i.e. problems

of city life) and use historical facts to make a point

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MUST• Be professional! NO stick

people.• Colored in or shaded, or include

details!

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MUST• Use literature techniques (begin w/

symbolism)

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Symbolism: use of simple images to represent large ideas

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Personification: giving human characteristics to inanimate non-living objects or animals

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Caricature: use of exaggerated features for comic effect

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Parody: humorous use of popular works of art (T.V. shows, movies, fairy tales, etc.) to make a point

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Sarcasm: a biting, cutting, often ironic remark used to make fun of someone or something

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FINAL HINTS: #1: Use things you know and understand. (i.e. household items, chores, lunch, school, games, etc.)

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FINAL HINTS: #2: Use exaggeration of size to sell your point!

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FINAL HINTS: #3. Make sure it’s a cartoon, not a picture of the topic.

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Titling Your Cartoon

Sample subject: Overcrowding in Tenements

•Do NOT list your topic (i.e. Tenements)•SHOULD share your viewpouint! (i.e. Welcome to America!)•CAN be sarcastic (i.e.The Joys of Tenement Living)•CAN be a question (i.e. Is this the American Dream?)

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“Immigration and City Life”

Political Cartoon

Mini-Project

• Create a political cartoon which highlights a problem of city life that needs to be changed in American cities at the heighth of immigration.

• The cartoon should follow the guidleines which have been reviewed today.

• It is worth 8 points!

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Political Cartoon Rubric & Practice

Note: Remember that your cartoon MUST be on immigrants and city life. Use historical details from your tree map!

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