Political Cartoons for the Classroom

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Political Cartoons for the Classroom Promoting Critical Analysis of Current Events, Law, and Social Issues A project of the Citizenship Law Related Education Program for the Schools of Maryland 520 West Fayette Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 410.706.5360 ph www.clrep.org 410.706.5576 fax

Introduction For decades, political cartoons have proven to be effective, powerful learning tools that engage audiences of all backgrounds and ages. They provide concise, humorous (or heart-tugging), quick-witted snapshots of all kinds of issues from politics and law to education and general humanitarian efforts. We have developed this publication in the hope that those on the front line of education will incorporate it into daily discussions with students on the issues to spark debates, critical thinking, and comprehensive, careful analysis of events happening in the world around us. The positions expressed in these cartoons are not necessarily the position of CLREP or our staff. All cartoons in this publication are re-printed with the express written permission of Cagle Cartoons. If you wish to access additional political cartoons, we encourage you to visit www.politicalcartoons.com a comprehensive website that includes lesson plans and classroom resources on a wide array of subjects. Table of Contents Analyzing Political Cartoons (Student Worksheet) 3 Monsters Under the Bed Tsunami, War, Recent Events (2004-2005) 4 2Fast Influence Movies, Teens, Fast Driving 5 Fast Food Fast Food Lawsuits, Overweight America 6 Cell Phones Driving Irresponsibly, Cell Phones 7 Hollywood Message Media Influence, Weapons of Mass Destruction 8 Network Programming Teens, Computers, Hacking 9 Law School Diversity Overweight America, Smoking, Lawsuits 10 More Soap Censorship, Media 11 Assault Weapons Ban NRA, Supreme Court, Weapons Ban 12 God Oaths Freedom of Religion, Separation of Church-State 13 Pledge to Who? Pledge of Allegiance, Religion 14 Diagram of a Liberal Liberal, John Kerry, Left Wing 15 Halloween Costume Party Age of Supreme Court Justices 16 Iraqi Ballot Box Bush, Iraq Elections 17 I Hate Them Too Americans, Cultures, Attitudes 18 Liberty Skirt Privacy, Government 19 Supremes on Affirmative Action Affirmative Action, Supreme Court, quotas 20 Violence in Schools Guns, violence, schools 21 Juvenile Executions Death penalty, juveniles 22 Silent Treatment Privacy, Right to Remain Silent 23 You Are So Grounded President Clinton, 2 President Bush, broken world 24

Name: Analyzing Political Cartoons: Student Worksheet Identifying the Main Idea 1. To what political event or idea is the cartoon referring? 2. What key person(s) are targeted in the cartoon? 3. How has the artist depicted these people? Are they distorted in any way? Does the artist s portrayal of characters cast them in a negative or positive light? 4. Identify and explain any symbols incorporated in the cartoon. 5. Identify and explain captions, labels, titles and/or speech bubbles. How do these contribute to the cartoon s message? 6. What is the message of the cartoon? How is the artist trying to persuade the reader? 7. What impact and/or reaction is the artist attempting to trigger? Analyzing the Method Used by the Artist 1. How does the method used by the artist effectively convey a political message? 2. Identify and explain the use of: a. Juxtaposition (the state of being side by side or close together, in a figurative sense) b. Irony (the use of words or pictures to express something different from, and often opposite of their literal meaning) c. Exaggeration (representation as greater than is actually the case; overstatement) 3

Artist: Tab 4

Artist: Cam Cardow 5

Artist: Cam Cardow 6

Artist: Mike Keefe 7

Artist: Larry Wright 8

Artist: Mike Keefe 9

Artist: Larry Wright 10

Artist: Larry Wright 11

Artist: Mike Keefe 12

Artist: Jeff Parker 13

Artist: Brian Farrington 14

Artist: Brian Farrington 15

Artist: Bob Englehart 16

Artist: Best of Latin America 17

Artist: Daryl Cagle 18

Artist: Best of Latin America 19

Artist: Mike Keefe 20

Artist: Best of Latin America 21

Artist: Mike Keefe 22

Artist: Mike Lester 23

Artist: M. E. Cohen 24