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What does the term 'propaganda' refer to?
Think about how information may be biased.
Give an example of name-calling in a political context.
What negative labels might political ads use?
What is the primary purpose of propaganda?
Think about the intent behind the messaging.
True or False: Fear appeals are a common technique used in propaganda.
Consider the emotional response they invoke.
Find a current political advertisement and break down the propaganda techniques used in it. Discuss how they may affect voters' perceptions.
Look closely at the language and visuals to see how they are designed to manipulate.
Create your own piece of propaganda for an imaginary cause. Utilize at least two different techniques discussed in the section.
Think creatively about how visuals and language can be shaped to elicit emotions.
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