To provide factual information about a political issue.

To offer a humorous perspective on a political event.

To promote a specific political agenda.

To educate the public about the intricacies of political processes.

It has made the process of creating cartoons more time-consuming and laborious.

It has allowed cartoonists to reach a wider audience through online platforms.

It has diminished the impact of political cartoons due to the proliferation of digital content.

It has rendered traditional print cartoons obsolete.

They are often interactive and allow users to engage with the cartoon's content.

They are typically more detailed and intricate than traditional print cartoons.

They are less likely to be censored or suppressed compared to print cartoons.

They are always created using digital drawing software.

It has made political cartoons less accessible due to the use of complex digital tools.

It has improved accessibility by providing alternative formats such as audio descriptions and text transcripts.

It has had no significant impact on the accessibility of political cartoons.

Technology has made political cartoons more accessible only for individuals with visual impairments.

The need to adapt to the fast-paced nature of online news cycles.

The risk of their work being manipulated or altered without their consent.

The difficulty in monetizing their work in the digital realm.

All of the above.

It has enabled cartoonists to connect with each other and share their work more easily.

It has provided opportunities for cartoonists to participate in joint projects and exhibitions.

It has helped cartoonists to gain recognition and support from a wider audience.

All of the above.

It has made it easier to store and organize large collections of political cartoons.

It has enabled the creation of digital archives and databases of political cartoons.

It has facilitated the restoration and digitization of older political cartoons.

All of the above.

The 'Hope' poster of Barack Obama by Shepard Fairey.

The 'Keep Calm and Carry On' poster during World War II.

The 'This Is Fine' comic by KC Green.

The 'Kilroy Was Here' graffiti during World War II.

It has diminished the impact of political cartoons due to the abundance of other forms of media.

It has made political cartoons more influential by allowing them to reach a wider audience.

It has led to a decline in the quality of political cartoons due to the pressure to produce content quickly.

It has had no significant impact on the role of political cartoons in shaping public opinion.

The need to respect copyright laws and avoid using copyrighted material without permission.

The importance of maintaining accuracy and avoiding the spread of misinformation.

The responsibility to use their platform responsibly and avoid causing harm or offense.

All of the above.

It has enabled cartoonists to receive feedback and engage with their audience more directly.

It has led to a decrease in the personal connection between cartoonists and their audience.

It has made it more difficult for cartoonists to gauge the impact of their work.

It has had no significant impact on the relationship between political cartoonists and their audiences.

The 'Muhammad Cartoons' published in a Danish newspaper in 2005.

The 'Charlie Hebdo' cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad in 2015.

The 'Dilbert' comic strip by Scott Adams in 2023.

The 'Doonesbury' comic strip by Garry Trudeau in 1974.

It has made it easier for people to share political cartoons with others through social media and online platforms.

It has led to a decline in the popularity of print political cartoons.

It has made it more difficult for people to find political cartoons that align with their views.

It has had no significant impact on the way political cartoons are consumed and shared.

The risk of censorship and suppression of cartoons by online platforms.

The potential for the spread of misinformation and fake cartoons.

The difficulty in ensuring that cartoons are seen by a diverse audience.

All of the above.