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I chose to make my own called, "Words Hurt Too", and it's used to express symbolism through words, meaning the words are the weapons and the bleeding words are the cuts. It's also used to exaggerate how rude people can be, and the pain they are secretly inflicting on others.

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The artist of "Build a Wall" used symbolism, exaggeration and irony. The way the artist used these was they had showed Trump with the wall he is planning to build in his mouth and blocking all of the offensive and racist comments he makes.

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Build a Wall is a picture that is used to exaggerate how much Donald Trump talks. It shows that everyone wants him to stop talking in general. It uses persuasive techniques to show that he is annoying people everywhere.

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"Build a Wall" is a picture that is used to exaggerate how much Donald Trump talks. It shows that everyone wants him to stop talking about building a wall and to stop talking in general. It uses persuasive techniques to show my he is annoying people everywhere.

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In the "Build a Wall" picture, the perspective techniques are the wall fro a mouth which shows that Trump is eating his words and has a big mouth. I feel this picture shows exaggeration and irony, because Trump has a huge mouth and he has a wall in his mouth. The huge mouth represents that Trump has a big mouth and talks about everything that isn't his business to talk about.

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Mia Moore 6th hour
I used the political cartoon "Build A Wall". In this cartoon Donald Trump can't speak because he has a brick wall in his mouth. This shows irony and symbolism because he has the wall in his mouth and can't say or explain his ideas.

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I picked "Build A Wall" because of it's interesting take on Donald Trump. He's trying to talk about his issues, but he is stopped by something that he's been talking about: a wall. It uses symbolism and captioning to show how much we want Trump to just stop talking.

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In "The Wizard"the picture Hillary Clinton is trying to peruse you to not read the emails and believe that she wont do nothing wrong.

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In the "The Wizard" picture, the persuasive techniques is having Hillary Clinton controlling a large head, which shows the she is trying to be bigger than she is. It shows exaggeration and analogy, which make the viewers not want to vote for Hillary because she is telling lies and trying to make you not look at the bad side of her.

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In the "Build A Wall" picture, the persuasive techniques are the Wall for a mouth, which shows that Trump is racist  and isnt afraid to tell the  World he is gonna build a wall around Mexico. It also shows irony and symbolism, which makes us, the viewers not want to vote for him because hes a racist man who is very loud and dramatic.

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I did "Build a wall" and the author is basically saying Donald Trump is racist and should shut up. The author drew a wall in his mouth basically saying that donald trump should shut up. The paper in his hand says racism and a check mark next to it so the author is saying that Donald Trump is racist.

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because it shows that donald trump is running for president

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Alex Huizenga 5th

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"Build a Wall" has the techniques caricature, irony, and exaggeration. The cartoon shows Donald Trump with an over-exaggerated mouth to show that he has practically no filter on what he says. The wall in his mouth is to show how no one listens to him, it's like hes talking to his own wall. The list shows all of the things he has use trying to get more votes from bigoted people like him.

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"build a wall"
because this cartoon it show the ideas  of trump .
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In "Build a Wall" the author portrays that Donald Trump is racist, but having a wall in Trump's mouth. He shows that Trump cannot speak also because of the captions around him.

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Lily Smrecansky 6th
I used the cartoon "Build a wall." This cartoon used exaggeration, irony, and symbolism. This cartoon used exaggeration to show that he is a bad person. They also used symbolism by using the wall. Lastly, they used many persuasive ways to make people believe what they want them to believe.

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Mia Depta 5th hour
I used the cartoon "Build a wall". This cartoon used exaggeration to show how bad of a person Donald Trump can be. It also used symbolism and captioning to show his thoughts and ideas. There were many persuasive techniques used to show the idea.

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I picked the "Build a Wall" cartoon. They use symbolism, irony, exaggeration, an caricature. They used a persuasive.

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"Build a wall"
They use many things to show how they think Trump is not a good presidental canidate.

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"Build A Wall" has many persuasive techniques. Some of them are symbolism,captioning and labels, exaggeration,caricature,and irony. The artist used symbolism to describe how Trump lets racists motivations and views get in the way of him actually being a good candidate.

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I chose "Build a Wall" because the artist uses symbolism, caricature, and exaggeration. Examples of symbolism would be the wall in Donald Trump's mouth. That symbolizes how he wants to trap America. Donald Trump's mouth is way over sized, as it represents how loud he acts during the debates. His list exaggerates all the things he hates, which he "uses" to campaign.

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I did "The Wizard". The artist used persuasive symbolize. The big head represents what she wants the public to see, and her in the corner is her shady behavior.

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I did "Build a Wall" cartoon. For symbolism I found the wall in his mouth, it is blocking out everything because no one really cares about anything else he says. Caricature and exaggeration would be how large his mouth is.

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Ty Smith 5th hour
I chose the cartoon build a wall. It has many symbolic examples. The picture is trying to get the point across that Trump is not a great person. It empathizes this by the wall. It is meaning racism. It also exaggerates a lot. The wall is a symbol to keep everyone out of the country.

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The political cartoon I did was the Wizard.
I found persuasive symbolism. Here big head represents her big ego and the crown represents her being powerful.

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I did "The Wizard' because it shows very persuasive symbolism. The big head represents her big ego and the tiny Hillary represents her sneaky behavior.

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In "Build A Wall" the artist uses symbolism and caricature. The artist uses symbolism because he makes Donald Trump have a sheet of paper with words like racist on it with a check mark by it. This symbolizes that Donald Trump is racist. Also, he has a wall in his mouth, and that symbolizes that Donald Trump doesn't know what he is talking about because the words he is trying to say are muffled and you can't understand them. The artist uses caricature because he makes Donald Trump's mouth big indicating he has a big mouth.

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Build a Wall

The author of Build a wall used the persuasive technique of symbolism by making Donald Trump have a wall in his mouth and it's making it hard for him to talk. This symbolizes the fact Donald Trump doesn't know what he is talking about and that the wall is a bad idea. This author uses caricature by making Donald's Trump mouth giant. Since he talks a big talk the author made his mouth big.

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Many persuasive techniques are the the "Build A Wall".Four of these were irony,symbolism,exaggeration,and caricature.It shows symbolism by showing the wall representing the Mexican american border

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there are many persuasive techniques that i found but some of them are the wall as trumps teeth it represents the wall he wants to build and then there is the paper that donald trump is holding the paper has bad things that he has done.

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I did the "Build A Wall" cartoon. This artist is using symbolism by showing that Trump is letting his racism get in the way of him actually having potential as a good candidate. The artist also uses caricature because it exaggerates that Donald Trump is an airhead.

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Emily Helmuth 5th Hour
Many persuasive techniques are used in this cartoon. Four techniques used in the cartoon are irony, captioning and labeling, caricature, and exaggeration. The wall in Trump's mouth represents how the artist believes Trump just needs to stop talking since his opinions are wrong.

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"Build a wall" The artist for this used symbolism to say that the wall is the only thing that Donald Trump cares about. Another use of persuasive techniques is making the mouth large using caricature.

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I did the "Build A Wall" cartoon. I found many persuasive techniques such as symbolism, caricature, captioning, labels, irony, and exaggeration. The picture is of Donald Trump with a wall built in his mouth blocking out everything he is saying. That is an example of symbolism. An example of caricature is making his mouth really big to fit the wall in it. The exaggeration would be putting a wall in his mouth. No one has a mouth full of bricks. The captioning and labels would be "build a wall." and the sounds of him with his mouth full. Lastly for irony, his "wall" is blocking all his other ideas for him. Instead of everyone remembering his ideas on other subjects, everyone is stuck on that one idea.

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I did the "Build a wall cartoon in this cartoon I noticed that this cartoon uses symbolism, caricature,and exaggeration. These were all well used in order to be persuasive toward the other candidates.

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The artist of "Build a wall" used the persuasive techniques caricature, exaggeration, captioning labels , and symbolism. An example of symbolism would be the wall in his mouth. This could stand for him always talking about the wall even though it will probably never get done at least for some time. It could also mean that the wall is bad because Donald Trump says a lot of bad things, or that it's a bad idea. They used caricature and exaggeration by enlarging his mouth and nose. The captioning and labels would be the title itself, the list he is holding and him screaming behind the wall. These might be used because Trump exaggerates things all the time.

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Kara Aburto 5 hour.
There are many persuasive techniques used in this cartoon.The techniques are symbolism and analogy.The crack in the wall represents that there is a problem in the economic system and poverty.

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I did the "Build a Wall" political cartoon, and in it I found many persuasive techniques. Such as, symbolism, caricature, captioning and labels, irony, and exaggeration. As an example, for symbolism, would be the wall in his mouth, blocking out all the other things he is saying because everyone is so focused on the wall idea. Caricature, would be, well enlarging   his mouth, and that would be exaggeration as well. Another example for exaggeration would be the wall in his mouth, as he does not really have a wall in his mouth.
Captioning and labels would be the "build a wall", and in the paper it would show a list of words, supporting his 'platform'. Lastly, for irony I believe that since he is putting all of his ideas out, and trying to sway the public to believe them, most opposing sides, who hear his ideas are still stuck on the whole' build a wall' idea. Therefore it's ironic that he is putting all his ideas out yet one of them is blocking the rest.

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The political cartoon that I chose was The wizard. I found lots of persuasive techniques in the Wizard such as symbolism, captioning and labels, irony, and exaggeration. For example the crown symbolizes that all she wants is power. It also compairs Hillary to the bad witch in the wizard of oz.

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There are many techniques in the political cartoon "Vultures Roost".
I saw symbolism, analogy, and juxtaposition. It uses the sign "Seats for Sale" to symbolize the time the former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich  sold the senate seats, the voltures symbolize the senate expectations of each member, and the US $enate sign has the money symbol to represent him actually selling the seats.

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The are many persuasive techniques used in the cartoon "U.S. Economic Structure," The three ones i came across were Symbolism, Captioning and Labels, and Analogy. The crack in the wall represents the flaws in the economy, and also poverty in the U.S. with everyone who is poor or is lacking essentials, and how one day the whole economy will fall.

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Create a post on this padlet by double clicking on the background somewhere.  Title it with your NAME AND CLASS NUMBER so you receive credit for your post.  Next, list and explain how the artist used those persuasive techniques you found in the political cartoon you chose.   Be sure to include the title of the political cartoon so that we all know which one you are posting about.  (Build a Wall, The Wizard, U.S. Economic Structure, The Vultures Roost)

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Create a post on this padlet by double clicking on the background somewhere.  Title it with your NAME AND CLASS NUMBER so you receive credit for your post.  Next, list and explain how the artist used those persuasive techniques you found in the political cartoon you chose.   Be sure to include the title of the political cartoon so that we all know which one you are posting about.  (Build a Wall, The Wizard, U.S. Economic Structure, The Vultures Roost)

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Modern American political cartoons have been around since the 1800's. Thomas Nast and Joeseph Keppler penned many popular cartoons advocating social reform. People with minimal reading abilities could understand and relate to a format that communicated powerful ideas in a humorous, enlightened manner. Symbols, caricature, drawings, and exaggerations drawn by the cartoonist, point out the themes and problems of that historical era. Political cartoons play an important part in telling the history of an era.

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Symbolism-using symbols to represent something.
Caricature - using exaggeration or distortion to create an absurd effect.
Analogy - the likeness between two unlike things.  ex. the wings of a bird/the wings of an insect.
Irony - odd because it is so unexpected.  ex. We found the missing clue as soon as we dismissed the case.
Juxtaposition - placement, placing 2 things side by side to show similarities and/or differences.
Exaggeration - to claim that something is greater that it really is.