World War I propaganda Part One Colihan & Vitcusky

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Propaganda Propaganda = ideas, informa2on or rumours spread to influence people to believe or act a certain way. Propaganda posters in WWI used many techniques to influence Key strategies included: 1. Emphasizing patrio2sm, making men feel like they should be proud to protect their country with their own strength; 2. Crea2ng an exaggera2on of hatred and fear towards the Germans; 3. Making those who were not enlis2ng feel cowardly; 4. Emphasizing the sense of masculinity and bravery in the armies; 5. Glorifying army life, making the men feel as though joining was a great adventure all should embark on. 6. Urging people on the home front to support the effort

Transcript of World War I propaganda Part One Colihan & Vitcusky

Propaganda ➜  Propaganda  =  ideas,  informa2on  or  rumours  spread  to  influence  

people  to  believe  or  act  a  certain  way.   ➜  Propaganda  posters  in  WWI  used  many  techniques  to  influence  

Key  strategies  included: 1.  Emphasizing  patrio2sm,  making  men  feel  like  they  should  

be  proud  to  protect  their  country  with  their  own  strength; 2.  Crea2ng  an  exaggera2on  of  hatred  and  fear  towards  the  

Germans; 3.  Making  those  who  were  not  enlis2ng  feel  cowardly; 4.  Emphasizing  the  sense  of  masculinity  and  bravery  in  the  

armies; 5.  Glorifying  army  life,  making  the  men  feel  as  though  joining  

was  a  great  adventure  all  should  embark  on. 6.  Urging  people  on  the  home  front  to  support  the  effort

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