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This document appears to be notes for an assignment on World War I recruitment and propaganda posters. It includes brief topic headings like "Recruitment Posters", "German Helmets - WWI", "Financing the War", and notes asking the reader to consider the emotions evoked and actions encouraged by various posters, as well as historical accuracy. The notes seem to be guiding the creation of an analysis of WWI recruitment and propaganda posters through themes like patriotism, financing the war, and calls to action.
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7:个人信誉贷款加10分
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- 1. “The Great War” Due : ________________ Check Canvas for the Rubric
- 3. Think about the Emotions you want your audience to feel
- 4. German Helmets - WWI
- 5. What Action Should People Take?
- 9. Patriotic / What Action?
- 10. The Spirit of ’76’ What Action?
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- 12. Food Drive
- 13. U. S. Fuel Administration
- 14. The “Menace of the Seas”
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- 17. Why is this poster historically inaccurate?
- 18. Is this one inaccurate to?