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Propaganda
Material which is meant to persuade or change the opinon. Propaganda is communication for the purpose of persuasion. Propaganda can we presented in media. -
event 1
The printing press enabled propaganda. Propaganda was a much easier way to persuade people without communicating oraly. Prior it spread by mouth and was much more risky and difficult. -
Event 3
The invention of Internet increased propaganda. We are introduced to propaganda every day. Whether your just checking an email or listening to music. -
Event 2
Propaganda took effect when the radio was invented. It had its first sign of advertising which is another form of propaganda. Radio opened up a new world of advertising. People can communicate to others from long distances. -
1917
People were dying and hurt in all of one day and after. The "Morning Post" at the time said the civilian population was doing well on the front line. The new's sources were using propaganda to support the war effort. -
war
To get more people to join the war, they had to use propaganda. This was the only way they could win. They would tell people its a great life when it could kill you. -
Censorship
Cencorship kept people from knowing the truth and propaganda filled the void. It kept men flowing into the trench warfare. It sustained the war. -
Propaganists
Propaganists had to control the way of media. Every means of communication. -
War
War established the power of propaganda. After the war they carried their proganda skills into advertising and political campaigning. -
Leaders
Leaders use propaganda to misinform and control their own people. Usually was done for war effort. Propaganda posters used women to promote war. -
Propaganda
Used to manipulate, not to inform. Makes us support or reject cases. Can be used to sell, or catch our vote. -
World War 1
Spite of technology, military leaders still believed cavalry had an important role to play in modern battle. Never fully escaped fighting 20th centurys first total war with 19th century tactics. Didnt want to tell the truth about what trench warfare was like and what happened at the front. -
Focus
Nothing in propaganda is an accident. There is always a purpose. Posters focus on certain things to get to people. Possibly for a emotional effect. -
Techniques
Propaganda doesnt always stick out. Some look very harmless. They tend to get people to listen to them though. -
Facts
Since Jews were so called named "bad", they were looked down at as if they were involved with the devil. These presumed characteristics served as the foundation for the Nazi propaganda, onto which they grafted additional negative associations. This one way the propaganda was used to focus on one group. -
Propaganda
Propaganda is rarely new. It is linked to existing stereotypes and exploits them. It builds on a foundation of what everybody already "knows," a prejudice or bias that already exists at some subterranean level in the culture.
