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World War I at Home
• Encouraging people to grow their own food and conserve resources
World War I – Armed Forces
• Encouraging Americans to join the Navy
World War I – Armed Forces
World War I – Funds
• Encouraging Americans to buy bonds to help pay for the war
• Notice how the enemy is portrayed as a monster
• World War I
British Army
• Recruiting poster – Join the Armed Forces
Britain
• British call to arms!• Edith Cavell was a nurse who led Allies to escape Germans• Executed by Germans
Alliance• America’s partnership with Britain
Join the Armed Forces
• Portraying the enemy as a beast
• It’s up to you to save our country and our Allies
Help!
• British propaganda poster encouraging men to join the armed forces.
German Propaganda Poster
German poster encouraging men to enlist in the armed services.
French Propaganda
• Calling upon the men of France to join the fight for their country.
French propaganda
• Kaiser Wilhelm
Russian Propaganda
• “The enemy is at the gates.”
Russian Propaganda
• The Tsar, the Priest and the Kulak
Australian Propaganda
• “Are you in this?”
Australian Propaganda
• Again, encouraging men to join the armed forces.
Australian Propaganda
• “Mate, Be a sport.” Help out, join the Army.
USA Propaganda
• Encouraging employees working in the factories to do their best work – they are building ships and other equipment for our troops.
USA Propaganda
• Urging men to join the Navy – Our country depended on them.
USA Propaganda
• Encouraging those at home to conserve food so our troops fighting in Europe may have more.
USA Propaganda
• Rationing food was mandatory so we could send more food to our troops fighting in Europe.
ASSIGNMENT• Pick a topic (what do you want them to
do?)• What country do want to represent?• Choose a technique to use: bandwagon,
patriotism, fear, scapegoat, testimonial, demonize the enemy, fallacy, etc.
• Use powerful images• Choose words that grab the viewer• Start in pencil for a rough draft• No markers!• BE CREATIVE! BE ORIGINAL!!!
