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Even though Hitler's reign of terror did not directly impact Americans, how did his genocide change American culture? In an image on our table, a man on the beach is reading something about Hitler.

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focusing on celebrities and turning them into more religious icons and products/labels than considering them real people. Advestisement becomes more important than the person themselves.

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How have propaganda campaigning strategies changed over the time? What strategies have been shown to be most effective?

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"Coney Island" painting (1934) contrasts the realities of the early 1900s, when women were not allowed to show skin, had to swim in the ocean with women's "bathing wagons"

Does this painting, which depicts a more free, exposed body image, serve as the artist's ideal body standards?

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in Ragtime, is it purposeful that the blacks are the most notably violent?

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Child labor vs. Free Trade

people who cannot afford to pay for nicer, free trade clothes are forced to buy cheap clothes made by children which increases demand...positive feedback cycle

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People of different cultures and those who are unique in everything they do are usually excluded from society or they are transformed into becoming normal. Indian boys were taken from their native cultures and were "civilized" by white people.

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are Americans the people in the headlines or the people next door?

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Christmas Gift-Buying Influenced by Advertising

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Christmas Gift-Buying Influenced by Advertising

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In the advertisement for children's shoes on our table, there is an image of a boy placing a shoe on top of a Christmas-tree shaped pyramid, almost looking like he is putting a star on top of a Christmas tree. Could advertising techniques have influenced the way people buy gifts for Christmas and how has this evolved?

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sex symbols, use of women's bodies for sex, how sex means different things for different cultures, how sex is "shameful"

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What was the ideal body image of this type for a female? Advertisement for women to get bigger-- Promoting an "ideal" body image that is mostly unrealistic for the majority of this people during this time

Example: 1970s- Twiggy

Our own image of what a woman's body should look like interferes with how we perceive other cultural views. It sets up a preconceived notion

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how did corporations benefit? who decided what shapes were in style?

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male view that women leaving their sphere will cause chaos and victimize men

will feminize men

a vote for suffrage is a vote for taking away male's masculinity

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how did they enforce their rules? were they obviously racist? does it matter what backgrounds come from?

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Women's Cultural Sphere vs. Men's Corporate World

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Women's Cultural Sphere vs. Men's Corporate World

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Women: nonmaterial, nonaggressive, nonexploitive

Men: material, aggressive, exploitive

Department store serves as intersection of these two spheres.

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In the painting, "The Flintridge Biltmore," there are only three women in the painting surrounded by white males.

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white men changing immigrants and natives to be more like themselves; White Man's Burden

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State Spirituality vs. Religious Spirituality

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State Spirituality vs. Religious Spirituality

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worker looks at the statue of liberty as his worship place.

-he prays for america

-worships the idea of freedom

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how did people struggle between their homeland and Americanism?

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Are women just based on their looks in this society?

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"Wholeness" "Holiness"

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are they treated as wealthy people or just treated as blacks? how is that paradox worked out?