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1. According to the video, what are political cartoons? Where do you see them? 2. According to the video, what does the word VIEWPOINT mean? What, specifically, is a HISTORICAL VIEWPOINT?

3. Write an analysis of the Gandhi cartoon, ONE PARAGRAPH MINIMUM (you can write more), using the information discussed in the video. Specifically, your answer should address these questions:

a. What symbolism is being used in the cartoon? What do the symbols stand for?

b. What features are being exaggerated in the cartoon for comedic effect?

c. What has been labeled in the cartoon, and how?

d. Is there an ANALOGY present in this cartoon, and if so, what is it?

e. How is IRONY being used in this cartoon? What opinion is being expressed through the use of irony?

f. What is the author's POINT OF VIEW as expressed in this cartoon?

4. FOR BONUS POINTS: Find a political cartoon about a contemporary social issue of your choice and copy and paste it into the text box. Analyze the cartoon using the same questions as stated above.

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