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Analyzing Political Cartoons
Lauren Varlack
Created on February 11, 2024
We can use political cartoons of the time period to analyze global imperialism
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Analyzing
Political Cartoons
Global Imperialism
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Source: Date: 1885; Place: Berlin, Germany
Caption: “Something Lacking" Uncle Sam: ‘Well, Sonny, What Is It?’ Philippines: ‘Where Do I Come In On This?’ July 30, 1898
The White Man's Burden, Victor Gillam, Judge magazine, 1 April 1899
What country does this person represent?
Who does this person represent?
The tag says Annexation Suit from your Uncle Sam.
This bear represents a certain U.S. president whom the "Teddy Bear" was named after. Who is he?
His name is Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, 26th President of the U.S.
Who does this person represent?
What does the statue represent?
This is an important image in this cartoon. Who do you think this person represents?
What country does this person represent? What's different about him compared to the others?
Why is this person in a coffin?
Who is this person representing?
This represents one of the Chinese Boxers of the Boxer Rebellion.