What was the subject of the cartoon?
Why did the artist show the characters the way he/she did?
What was the purpose of the cartoon?
Who was the cartoon targeting?
What was the goal of the cartoonist?



How to analyze these cartoons is done in a few easy steps. Recognize the characters. What they represent and why. What the subject matter is. Why the characters are taking action in the way they are. What the protagonist/protagonists are doing.


I took the test and the way they explain is basically in the characters and their actions. Displaying characters that aren't advanced so that people can understand a little if not all of the cartoon.

1. Read the article and write your initial response.
My response would be to say that in it's own way it is a flag of traitors. In it's own way it's not though.
2.  Do you feel that the writer is correct in his opinion?
Yep.
3.  Why do you feel their is still an issue with the confederate flag still nearly 150 years later?
I don't think there should be anymore. It's getting ridiculous.

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Libertarian.

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Moderately liberal.

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Your PERSONAL issues Score is 70%

Your ECONOMICS issues Score is 90%

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