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Bandwagon
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•Everybody join in…do the same thing
•The basic theme of the Band
Wagon appeal is that "everyone
else is doing it, and so should you."
Since few of us want to be left
behind, this technique can be quite
successful.
Testimonial
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•Famous or important person
says something about the
product;
•Tiger Woods is on the cereal
box, promoting Wheaties as
part of a balanced breakfast.
Joe Louis and nicknamed The
Brown Bomber, is considered
to be one of the greatest
heavyweight boxing
champions who has ever lived.
He was praised and loved by
America, until the day of his
death. He held the title for over
11 years, recording 25
successful defenses of the title.
He is the grandson of slaves.
Joe served in the Army from
1942 to 1945 and spent that
period traveling around Europe
visiting with the troops and
boxing in exhibitions.
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Transfer
Person pictured but says
nothing…but we think they support
the item because of this.
Rosie the Riveter
was a media
propaganda creation
devised to
encourage women
to fill in for men
while they were
fighting World War
II.
Dwight David Eisenhower, nicknamed
"Ike", was a General of the Army (five
star general) in the United States Army
and U.S. politician, who served as the
thirty-fourth President of the United
States (1953–1961). During WWII, he
served as Supreme Commander of the
Allied forces in Europe, with
responsibility for planning and
supervising the successful invasion of
France and Germany in 1944-45. The
invasion of France became known as ‘DDay” and began when allied troops
stormed the beaches at Normandy (this
battle was told in the movie, “Saving
Private Ryan”.
Uncle Sam is a
national
personification of the
United States (US),
with the first usage of
the term dating from
the War of 1812 and
the first illustration
dating from 1852.
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Euphemism
Appeals to ones emotions some
how…love, humor, etc..
China was a country of civil
wars during the 1920’s. So,
Japan decided to attack this
weakened country. At the end
of WWII, Russia moved in
and occupied most of China.
Thus, China became a major
communist country.
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Logical Fallacies
Doing something will result in
a specific thing…or will it?
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Name Calling
Where a person or product uses
negative words about another
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Plain Folks
Where you are convinced that
something is just like the common
person…just like an ordinary person
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Glittering Generalities
Wants us to accept
something without
examining the evidence
…opposite of name
calling…uses positive
words.
Other
WWII
Propaganda
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•Japan Fight
•Germany’s Defeat
Captain America is a
comic book superhero
character, published by
Marvel Comics. Created by
Joe Simon and Jack Kirby,
he first appeared in 1941.
At that time, he was
published by Timely
Comics. An intentionally
patriotic creation who was
often depicted fighting the
Axis powers of World War
II, Captain America was
Timely's most popular
character during World War
II.
Captain America and General George Patton
Click here for
the Captain
America Theme
Song Page.
Click here for more Captain America in
WWII photos.
Wonder Woman is a
fictional character, a DC
Comics super heroine
created by William Moulton
Marston and one of the three
characters to be
continuously published by
DC Comics since the
company's inception in
1944. Her development was
propaganda intended to
encourage women to fight
by doing factory work,
joining the red cross, or
some other type of war
work.
Wonder
Woman
Series
Theme
Song
Even Superman got
in on the action
during WWII. He
was created in 1938.
He carried on
America’s beliefs
about the war before
and after we entered
it. In 1940,
Superman was given
his own radio show.
Superman and
other comic heroes
were used for
propaganda
purposes during
WWII. Click here
for some examples.
Hollywood goes to war…