Political Cartoons
Propaganda
Revolution
Constitution
Civics
100

True or False, Mayor Kenney is against the soda tax.

False

100

What is the definition for propaganda?

Propaganda is information that is not objective and is used primarily to influence an audience and further an agenda.

100

The political cartoon that featured the funeral procession was commentary on the repeal of what British Act?

The Stamp Act

100

Put these three historical documents in chronological order :

- The Articles of Confederation

- The Federalist Papers

-The U.S. Constitution

1. The Articles of Confederation

2. The Federalist Papers

3. The U.S. Constitution

100

What does The Constitution provide the framework for?

The United States Government

200

What does repeal mean?  


Example : The soda tax in NYC was repealed.


Cancel

200

What is the caption at the bottom of the famous serpent propaganda poster that rallied the Colonies against the British?

"Join or Die"

200

British "Acts" were really _________ on the colonist.

Taxes

200

Did the Articles of Confederation specify the organization of the Supreme Court that still exists today?

Did The Constitution?

No

Yes

200

Define popular sovereignty.

A government where power resides with the people

300

Name at least 2 features that you can study in the analyzation of political cartoons.

1. Words

2. Symbols

3. Captions

4. Images

5. Labels

300

Who created the famous serpent poster that rallied the Colonies against the British in colonial times?

Ben Franklin in 1754

300

What war caused the British to begin their excessive taxation of the colonies?  Did they win this war or lose it, and who was it against?

1. The French and Indian War

2. Won

3. France

300

Did the Articles of Confederation grant Congress the right to tax?

Did The Constitution?

No

Yes

300

Define separation of powers.

Helps prevent one branch of government from becoming to powerful.

Checks and balances is an example.

400

Political cartoons use humor and ex____________ to comment on political issues.

Exaggeration

400

Was the famous serpent propaganda poster a primary source.

Yes, because it was created during the time of study.  The 1700's  

Primary Source - (Also called an original source or evidence) is an artifact, document, diary, manuscript, autobiography, recording, or any other source of information that was created at the time under study.

400

What is the definition of propaganda?

Propaganda is information that is not objective and is used primarily to influence an audience and further an agenda.

400

______ Rebellion was an uprising by farmers that convinced colonial leaders that a strong central government, with a military, was necessary.

The Articles of Confederation did not provide this.

Shays

400

Who wrote The Constitution?

James Madison

500

One step in the analyzation of political cartoons in studying the point of _____ of the ___________.

View of the cartoonist

500

What did the famous serpent poster represent?

Unity between the 13 original colonies.


UNITY

500

The ________ and ____________ stamp was a political cartoon printed on secret colonial newspapers as a form of protest against the stamp act.

Skull and crossbones


500

Name 1 weakness of The Articles of Confederation not previously mentioned today.

No regulation of commerce

A government dominated by the states

Needed 9/13 majority to pass laws

Unicameral legislature

No checks and balances

500

Describe the main difference between the Federalist and Anti-Federalist.

The Federalist wanted a strong central government and the Anti-Federalist did not.

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