Propaganda (general)
This is the use of media and design to influence people’s beliefs or actions
What is Propaganda?
Because America was separated by an ocean, many believed the war was not their problem, this belief was called ______.
This is major event from 1910-1920 shaped mexico’s culture during this time
What is Mexican Revolution?
This phrase describes Italy's feeling of being cheated after WWI
What is mutilated victory?
This dynasty fell in 1911, leading to the creation of the Republic of China
What is The Qing Dynasty?
This is what propaganda reveals about the values and priorities of a society
What is culture?
American propaganda often took visual inspiration from this pre-existing industry
What is Magazine publishing/imagery
Mexican propaganda often focused on this social group
What is the working class?
Italy experiences widespread strikes and unrest known as this period
What is Biennio Rosso
This country intensified Chinese nationalism by making Twenty-One demands in 1915
What is Japan?
Propaganda teaches designers this key idea: design is not neutral, it is always trying to do this
These two types of posters were most common in U.S propaganda
What are war bond and enlistment posters?
This form of propaganda used large public artworks to spread messages
What is muralism?
Early italian propaganda relied more on these two methods than persuasion
What is coercion and censorship?
This 1919 event marked widespread protests after China was denied rights at Versailles
What is the May Fourth Movement?
Propaganda is especially useful because it captures what people care about most during _____.
What is crisis or conflict?
American propaganda emphasized this value, highlighting determination, discipline, and productivity
What is work ethic?
Because literacy rates were low and education systems were not standardized, propaganda had to rely on this
What is visual imagery?
Under this leader, propaganda became centralized and focused on nationalism and strength
Who is Benito Mussolini?
Unlike Italy, Propaganda in China was heavily influenced by these external forces:
What are foreign powers/international actors
This is the relationship: Culture creates this, propaganda reinforces or shapes it
What is ideology or belief system?
American Propaganda was less about maintaining morale and more about manufacturing this condition among civilians:
What is engagement/motivation to participate
Mexican propaganda often criticized this group
What is the ruling class/elites?
Italian propaganda became more powerful after this major 1917 crisis
What is the Battle of Caporetto?
Italian propaganda became more powerful after this major 1917 crisis
What is Battle of Caporetto?