World War Propaganda Poster Analysis

• ​Propaganda is a form of advertisement.​

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• The goal of all Propaganda is to sway or persuade a persons opinion.

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• ​Propaganda can be very effective and has appeared in varies forms

• ​During both World War I and World War II Propaganda was everywhere.

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• ​Propaganda was posted on street signs, buildings, and in businesses.

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• ​In most cases the propaganda was designed to get everyone to help out in the war for their country.

• Recruitment - aimed at enlisting men to become soldiers.​

• ​Financing - aimed at donating money toward to war.

• ​Nationalism - aimed at increasing loyalty and spying on those who are not.

• ​Conservatism - aimed at saving resources

• ​Homefront - aimed at everyone has a part in the war

• ​Many countries had large amounts of immigrants and propaganda was used as a was to spread unity throughout the country.

• ​Neutral countries increased their propaganda posters in order to increase enlistment.

• ​During World War I the United States published more propaganda posters than any other country in the war.

• ​Recruitment - enlisting men into the military

• Financing - donating money to the war

• Nationalism - increasing loyalty; "by any means necessary"

• Conservation - saving resources

• Homefront - everyone to have a part in the war

• Type or Select the classification for each propaganda poster