'John bull' diaporamas de présentation

League of Nations

League of Nations. Directions: Several related themes are addressed in the following political cartoons about the League of Nations. Review all of the cartoons and identify at least three of these themes. Be prepared to work with these documents in the next class. Cartoon 1. Cartoon 2.

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Uncle Sam and John Bull: the evolutions of militar icons

Uncle Sam and John Bull: the evolutions of militar icons. Vesa Matteo Piludu 2009. University of Helsinki Department of Art Research, Semiotics. National symbols are taboo

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Great Britain

Great Britain.

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Statue of Thomas Paine Prince St. at the waterfront Bordentown, NJ Dedicated June 7, 1997

Statue of Thomas Paine Prince St. at the waterfront Bordentown, NJ Dedicated June 7, 1997. Thomas Paine - 1737-1809 Father of the American Revolution. 1736-1809.

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The John Adams Presidency

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Howard Cox and Simon Mowatt ABH Annual Conference Henley Business School 1-2 July 2011

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What is the message of this cartoon?

This cartoon by the American cartoonist Paul Plaschke appeared in the Chicago Tribune in early 1945. What is the message of this cartoon?. To do this question, you need first to borrow two concepts from English: Denotation (what you see) Connotation (how it affects its audience).

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The Camden-Amboy Railroad

The Camden-Amboy Railroad. and the John Bull Train. The Camden-Amboy Railroad was built to transport people and freight to the port cities of Philadelphia and NYC. Ferry boats took people from Philadelphia to Camden, NJ to the train.

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