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When you first get in….

When you first get in…. Add LO & DQ to pg. 167 LO: Identify ways Americans contributed to the war from home Analyze propaganda posters DQ: How did Americans contribute to WW1 from home? What is propaganda? What techniques and themes did propaganda posters use during WWI?

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When you first get in….

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  1. When you first get in…. • Add LO & DQ to pg. 167 LO: • Identify ways Americans contributed to the war from home • Analyze propaganda posters DQ: • How did Americans contribute to WW1 from home? • What is propaganda? • What techniques and themes did propaganda posters use during WWI? Table of Contents: Pg. 166 Analyzing Propaganda 4/8/14 Pg. 167 Contributions from Home 4/8/14

  2. Quick Brainstorm Sesh • Pick a reader to read through the different techniques advertisers use to influence you • Pick a recorder to write 1 SPECIFIC example of where you have seen these types of techniques used before • Pick a reporter to report your examples when it is time • VERY QUICK!!!

  3. Homefront • Civilian (non-military) activities during war

  4. Mobilize for war • Preparing a country for war • Usually done on the homefront • Citizens contribute

  5. How Americans Contributed to War

  6. Propaganda Persuasion Techniques • Bandwagon: letting them know others are doing it • Name-Calling: negative words/images to create an unfavorable opinion • Emotional: words/images that make you feel strongly about something • Testimonial: using words of someone else to persuade

  7. WW1 Propaganda Themes • Patriotism • War Bonds • Conservation of goods • Enlisting in military • Women’s roles

  8. What do we see? • What do we already know? • What propaganda technique is being used? • What is the main theme/message of this poster?

  9. Analyzing Propaganda Posters (Glued in on Reflection Side) • Each table will receive a World War 1 propaganda poster • As a group, you will analyze the poster • Be ready to report your findings to the class • Pay attention! You will have to create your OWN WW1 propaganda poster soon

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