![Cold War propaganda11 Modern History 11 Modern History15489123157904<br />COLD WAR PROPOGANDA<br />Your task will be to use a set of primary sources and the text accompanying them to gain insights to the way the Cold War influenced the lives of ordinary people and the way ordinary people thought, felt and behaved during the time. Read all the questions on these pages before opening the link. The answers will come easier that way.<br />NOTE: A number of questions have more than one part (more than one stem). Don’t forget to answer all parts of the question because like in an exam you cannot get full credit if you do not.<br />Go to this link and view a series of Propaganda Posters produced during the Cold War:<br />http://historeidenai.wordpress.com/2010/07/22/cold-war-propoganda/<br />____________________________________________________________________<br />Firstly we need a working definition of propaganda?<br />_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />TIPS FOR ANALYSING PROPAGANDA<br />When analysing propaganda always follow these three steps:<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/coldwarpropoganda-100726223550-phpapp01/85/Cold-War-Propoganda-1-320.jpg)
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Cold War Propoganda
- 2. Identify what information is in the source. Remember nothing is in there by accident so try to work out as many points it is communicating to you as possible.
- 4. Look at Smoking Cigarettes, 1950. What are the qualities of the Marlboro Man’s Soviet opposite?
- 6. Who are the heroes and who are the villians in the three movies?
- 7. How the the two latter movies similar to the earlier image of the Marlboro Man?
- 8. The Cold War was just that, cold. But according to these sources when fighting had to be done who fought? What were the qualities of the fighters?
- 9. How do these images reflect the fundamental personal qualities of the people of American society and how does it contrast with those of the Soviet society?
- 11. Some posters make strong statements by NOT referring directly its enemy or the qualities of its enemy. According to the poster USA baut what is the fundamental difference between the practices of the United States and that of the Soviet Union?
- 12. Find an example using the same approach produced to paint the Soviets positively. Which one have you chosen, how did they do it and do you think it is effective or not? Why?
- 25. What is Fallout?
- 26. What is a Fallout Shelter?
- 27. According to Fallout Farm and the DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WASHINGTON DC MAY 1958 what was an indirect threat posed by nuclear weapons to the American people?
- 28. Who appears to have produced these posters?
- 31. Define Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD).
- 33. Stop Communism!
- 34. To Fly Higher Than All, Farther Than All, Faster Than All
- 35. Same Year Different Weather