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WWI Propaganda Posters: Gallery Walk Questions

Questions to think about…

1. Allies Enlist: What two countries are symbolized in the bottom poster?

2. Americans Enlist: Which poster uses an example of testimonial propaganda? Bonus: Who does the “brute” symbolize?

3. American Homefront – Food Conservation & Rationing: What type of person (group) is the “you” in the bottom right poster?

4. American Homefront – Food Conservation & Rationing (2): In the two posters on the left why is a woman used as a symbol?

5. American Homefront: What is unique about the two women in the bottom right poster?

6. American Homefront (2): In the top left poster who is the family looking at above the mantle of the fireplace? Bonus: What does the banner with the lone star represent in the window?

7. American War Bonds: Who do you think the “Hun” are in the lower left poster?

8. American War Bonds (2): Uncle Sam represents which country in the top left poster?

9. Belgium: In the top left poster what are the implications of the shadowy figures?

10. British War Bonds: Which poster most appeals to fear 10. British War Bonds: Which poster most appeals to fear? Explain how it appeals to fear.

11. War Efforts: Which poster most appeals to the ideal of the common man? Explain how.

12. British Enlist: Who is the audience for this poster and who is being told to “GO.”

13. British War Support: In the lower poster who does the demon in the helmet represent?

14. Canadians Enlist: In the top left poster what people from history do they want you to think the man on the motorcycle represents?

15. Canadian War Support: In the poster on the right what are the two choices offered for all men?

16. French War Efforts: In the top left poster what is defeating the German soldier?

17. German War Efforts: In the lower right poster what is protecting the German soldiers?

18. Global War Efforts: In the top right poster what country is represented by the snake?

19. Irish Enlist: Find and explain an example using the “bandwagon” appeal?

20. Russian War Efforts: In the top left poster what character is being linked to the Kaiser?

21. Support for Serbia: In the top right poster what emotional response is the author seeking?