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What are the purposes of a political cartoon? Check all that apply.to express a political opinion about an event or issueto use only words to express an opinionto persuade citizens to adopt a certain beliefto entertain readers by using humorto accurately represent the facts of an event or issue

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to express a political opinion about an event or issue
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to use only words to express an opinion
C
to persuade citizens to adopt a certain belief
D
to entertain readers by using humor
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to accurately represent the facts of an event or issue
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Which points did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

A
Yes, it is effective in getting its point across.
B
The dead snake is an easy symbol to understand.
C
No, it is not an effective cartoon.
D
The message of the cartoon is unclear.
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thirteen
B
eight
C
seven
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What point is the author of this cartoon trying to make?

A
It is not important for all of the states to approve the Constitution.
B
Government structure is complete with the states that have approved the Constitution.
C
The states that have approved the Constitution still need other states’ support.
D
Massachusetts is the most important state in the Union.
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Franklin uses the metaphor of the snake cut into pieces to illustrate the colonies’ need to

A
unite despite different identities and interests.
B
make independent decisions about their futures.
C
separate to become more powerful.
D
stay loyal to the British crown.
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Write two to three sentences in which you explain whether or not Franklin’s cartoon was effective. Did its point come across easily? Do you think it was able to persuade people?Use examples from the cartoon to support your argument.

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Franklin’s cartoon was effective because its simple image and short slogan made the message easy to understand. The snake cut into pieces showed that the colonies would be weak and unable to survive unless they united, while the words “Join, or Die” clearly urged colonists to work together and could persuade them to support unity.

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