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Ask two to three questions about your propaganda or subjects related to your propaganda that it would be useful to know.

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Claims are arguments that your analysis supports.
Topic sentences set up a topic that you explore through your analysis.
It doesn't matter which yours  is as long as you have a sense of how your analysis follows from this opening sentence.

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Your name
English 1110.03
Tidwell
Date
Primary Source Analysis

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Notice and Focus
The Method
Paraphrase X 3

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A title that describes your content
Reverse Mullet--
Short Fun Line: Longer Explanation

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A final 'So what?' It's never a bad idea to connect to the class theme or some larger issue of significance.

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A short half page description of your material.
Give a basic sense of the content, but wait until the analytical paragraphs to go into detail.
If you can, answer the following questions:
Who made it?
When was it made?
What was happening at the time?
Why is this a useful example of propaganda

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The emotional background music
The pictures of the sad abused animals
Why they put Sarah McLachlan in the commercial
What people will receive monthly if they donate

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I’m going to discuss in my piece about how chantix helps decrease smoking cessation. Using a celebrity Roy Liotta to engage people. How he was seen as a family man not a hardcore character in a movie. How they are using that image of him to sell the medication.

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How many big companies owned by politicians hire immigrants, Treatment of immigrants at the border, main reason for immigration to the u.s., the toughness of obtaining citizenship

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1. Propaganda of gossiping because stranger creatures are giving false hope to the two little kids.
2. Little girl ringing bell to communicate with her mother to navigate away from the stranger voices.
3. Mother is avoiding the stranger voices and saving her kids from danger.
-Jennifer Eberly

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I am going to focus on how the dairy industry manipulates the truth of their products.
Why the image is deceiving and why the dairy industry does it.
How it affects consumers by discussing the facts and history.

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The guys appointed to protect Martin
The alleged “shooter” James Earl Ray
Policemen present at the scene
Why was the FBI there?

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I am going to be discussing the in game propaganda of Wolfenstein (Newer titles from 2014 to 2017) How it connects to the main character and how it developes over the course of the newer game titles.

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30 for 30 documentary trailer or poster (still deciding)
The pride of Cleveland (Believeland)
Industry of Cleveland
Sports turmoil

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PETA - Dairy farm burns calves’ heads without painkillers 

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PETA - Dairy farm burns calves’ heads without painkillers 

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In the video it shows and explains in vas detail how a mass producing dairy farm burn the small horns off of there dairy cows and also how they use no pain killers to do so. PETA’s goal by creating this video is to show the public how the dairy cartel are treated, PETA’s ultimate goal is to persuade the public to stop buying milk.
1. Mass production dairy farms
2. Tool used to burn the horns
3. Purpose of burning the horns
4. Pain relief/anesthetics that can be used

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Cheerleaders are expected to keep the amount of body fat at an unhealthy amount.
Young girls think they have to look like they the cheerleaders.
The cheerleaders are expected to able to go where they need them without being paid.