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Who is on the iconic I Want You For U.S. Army poster?
Uncle Sam
This government agency was established in the U.S. during World War II to oversee the production of propaganda materials.
What is the Office of War Information (OWI)?
The U.S. government produced this series of films to depict the dangers of fascism and promote American values, featuring characters like the superhero Captain America.
What are wartime propaganda cartoons?
Who is on the We Can Do It Poster?
Rosie the Riveter
The phrase "Loose Lips Sink Ships" was part of a campaign to promote this important wartime principle among Americans.
What is operational security?
This campaign aimed to promote war bond purchases and featured various celebrities and animated characters to engage the public.
What is the "Buy War Bonds" campaign?
What is featured on the Dig On for Victory poster?
A farmer boy
This animated character, created by Warner Bros., urged citizens to buy war bonds and support the military.
Who is Private Snafu?
This U.S. propaganda campaign encouraged the public to report suspicious behavior, contributing to the wartime effort against espionage.
What is "See Something, Say Something
What is the meaning of the They Do It... So Can We?
Troops fighting for the American peoples right of luxury and freedom.
The British used this famous poster featuring a crown and the phrase "Keep Calm and Carry On" to bolster public morale during the Blitz.
What is the British government’s wartime propaganda campaign?
This slogan was used in the U.S. to encourage citizens to save resources and support the military, symbolized by a growing plant and its association with victory.
What is "Victory Gardens"
What event was the Avenge poster made after?
Pearl Harbor
The U.S. government encouraged citizens to conserve food with this slogan, emphasizing the need for rationing.
What is "Food will win the war"?
This campaign aimed at influencing public opinion and reducing dissent by portraying the enemy as ruthless and barbaric, often using posters and films.
What is the "Demonization of the Enemy"