To provide factual information about current events.

To express the artist's personal opinion on a political issue.

To persuade the audience to adopt a particular political viewpoint.

To entertain the audience with humorous or satirical content.

It provides the audience with a shared understanding of the symbols and metaphors used in the cartoon.

It helps the audience to identify the political figures or events being depicted in the cartoon.

It shapes the audience's perception of the cartoon's message and its intended impact.

All of the above.

Exaggerated or distorted features of political figures.

Symbolic representations of countries, ideologies, or concepts.

Humorous or satirical elements.

Detailed and accurate depictions of historical events.

It provides information about the events or issues that inspired the cartoon.

It helps us identify the political figures or groups being satirized in the cartoon.

It allows us to appreciate the cartoon's relevance to contemporary political discourse.

All of the above.

The American flag.

The scales of justice.

The donkey and the elephant.

All of the above.

It determines the political viewpoint expressed in the cartoon.

It shapes the choice of symbols and metaphors used in the cartoon.

It affects the tone and style of the cartoon's message.

All of the above.

They make the cartoon more entertaining and appealing to the audience.

They help to convey the cartoonist's message in a memorable and impactful way.

They allow the cartoonist to criticize political figures or issues without being overtly confrontational.

All of the above.

They can influence the audience's perception of political figures and events.

They can raise awareness about important political issues and encourage discussion.

They can challenge conventional wisdom and promote critical thinking about political matters.

All of the above.

The French Revolution.

The American Civil War.

The Cold War.

All of the above.

They can be used to raise awareness about political issues and mobilize people to take action.

They can be used to criticize political figures or policies and hold them accountable.

They can be used to promote specific political causes or candidates.

All of the above.

Thomas Nast.

James Gillray.

David Low.

All of the above.

They can provide visual representations of historical events and issues.

They can offer insights into the political and social climate of a particular era.

They can help us understand the perspectives and attitudes of people living in the past.

All of the above.

The Join, or Die snake cartoon by Benjamin Franklin.

The Uncle Sam Wants You poster by James Montgomery Flagg.

The Rosie the Riveter poster by J. Howard Miller.

All of the above.

They can simplify complex political concepts and make them more accessible to a wider audience.

They can provide a different perspective on political issues and challenge conventional wisdom.

They can stimulate discussion and critical thinking about political matters.

All of the above.

The Muhammad cartoons published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.

The Charlie Hebdo cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

The editorial cartoon by Ann Telnaes depicting President Trump as a baby.

All of the above.