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Duplicate of Recruitment in World War 1
Duplicate of Recruitment in World War 1
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Modern History Year 12
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What appeals is this German propaganda poster making?
Family first
Men should stay at home with their families
The Germans are the natural winners of war
Fight to protect your family
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What does this poster want the British people to do?
Buy war bonds
Crush the Germans with pennies
Save money
Financially support the war
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What language device is employed to encourage enlistment?
The imperative
The appeals to emotions
The salient image of Uncle Sam
The position of the word 'you'
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Who was Lord Kitchener?
John Bull
The British guy with the mo
The Secretary of War
Uncle Sam
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How does the previous poster appeal to emotions?
The child is cute
The child is willing to support the war effort
The child is innocent
The child appeals to a sense of family values
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Why did enlistment diminish after 1916?
The war was going on too long
The Germans were winning
The realities of war were becoming evident
The number of deaths was increasing
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What is the purpose of this poster?
To discourage eating too much
To encourage the Navy to do her share
To encourage the home front to conserve resources
To pay for the Naval fleet
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What is propaganda?
Persuasive and biased information used to promote a cause
Persuasive language used to promote a government
Biased information
Information used to promote a point of view
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What makes posters an unreliable source?
They are biased
They were generated by a dishonest government
They tell lies
They are not particularly informative
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What was the PALS Battalions?
Untrained soldiers
Soldiers who fought in the Battle of the Somme
A football team
Volunteers based on mate ship groups
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What is a 'conscientious objector'?
A soldier who commits brutal war crimes
Someone who hates war on grounds of fear
Someone who objects to war for moral and religious reasons
One who objects to having a conscience
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What is a 'Hun'?
A term used to denigrate the German soldiers
Half hungry
Refers to 'of Germanic heritage'
A term that describes the German soldiers as barbaric
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Propaganda leaflets were dropped into the trenches. What did the enemy say?
"You're never going to win'
'Give up, losers'
'Want a game of soccer?'
'Your government is lying to you'
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What appeals does this poster employ?
Saving lives and patriotism
Bravery and pet ownership
The rhetorical question
Courage and duty
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What were victory bonds?
A security bond to support the war
A donation to the war effort
A share bond to support the war.
A banner for the winning team
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How were men treated if they failed to enlist?
They were shunned from the community
They were imprisoned as traitors
They were given a white feather
Like criminals
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What is recruitment?
The act of securing voluntary enlistment through propaganda
The voluntary act of enlistment
Compulsory enlistment
The army's reserve soldiers
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What audience is this poster intended for?
Children
Women
Families
Soldiers
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What appeals is this poster making?
Appealing to a sense of mateship
Appealing to a sense of loyalty to the British
Appealing to a sense of adventure
Appealing to a sense of duty
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What was the central purpose of propaganda in World War One?
To encourage recruitment
To raise morale
To peacefully end the war
To encourage support for the war
