https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo en-us 2018-10-11 14:25:02 UTC 2026-01-28 00:29:21 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430031677 congress is depicted as being against the white race and that the president has tried to stop them from harming the white man]]> 2020-01-10 15:27:58 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430031677 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430036941 In this cartoon black people are portrayed to be lazy and a burden for white men. It also describes the life for a white man which is tiring and hard work verses the laid back freed blacks. (DOC 2) The Freed Man's Bureau's point of view is from a white man who has to support nonworking blacks and is based on political affiliation because it states, "Support congress and you support the negro. Sustain the president and you protect the white man."]]> 2020-01-10 15:35:10 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430036941 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430127681 The Freedmen's Bureau was aiming to ease the tensions from slavery to freedom. The Bureau took up the fight for African Americans while also causing further racial tensions in the South. (DOC 2) The point of view of this cartoon is based on their political affiliation with the Democratic Party. The Democrats were predominantly southerners who were openly opposed to African Americans gaining the same rights as Whites. Congress had renewed the Bureau's charter, however, President Johnson had vetoed the rechartering. Congress overrode the veto which caused more damage than good.]]> 2020-01-10 17:51:34 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430127681 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430139906 The Freedman's Bureau is trying to fan the flames of conflict between the races and escalate tensions. they portray the black man as being lazy and sluggish while the white does all the work. They don't like the 13th amendment and say if you support it you support the black man and his laziness (DOC 2).The point of view of this document is that the black man is lazy and needs to be enslaved.]]> 2020-01-10 18:09:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430139906 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430147673 The Freedman's Bureau Cartoon depicts African Americans as an expense to the white man. By supporting congress, a citizen is supporting free aid to blacks. (DOC 2) The Freedman's Bureau's point of view is based on their social and racial class. Many middle and upper class whites denied blacks as a burden to the economy in which they received food and educational aid, while white men worked for their own nourishment.]]> 2020-01-10 18:20:23 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430147673 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430158724 The Freedman's Bureau document elaborates on the civil rights issue after the Civil War. The document shows a freedman lounging at the expense of the white man who claims to be working to support his family and make a living (Doc 2). The Freedman's Bureau document's point of view is political affiliation because it relates the Black man to congress and the white man to the president. The document claims that supporting congress would be to support an African American and in order to protect the white man people must support the president.]]> 2020-01-10 18:37:49 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430158724 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430395295 The point of view of The Freedman’s Bureau cartoon is from a southern perspective where says that supporting congress means that you are supporting African Americans and sustaining the president means you are protecting white men then with the south being mainly Democrat  it suggests that there is a democratic president and a republican congress. The cartoon also shows an African American relaxing on the ground yet multiple white men are working in an attempt to show African Americans as lazy.]]> 2020-01-11 22:14:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430395295 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430484642 The freedman's bureau is showing that it is allowing free slaves or black people to sit back while causing all of the white men to do the work. This showing that it is causing change in pay when work is not even. (DOC 2) The point of view on the freedman's bureau is based mainly upon class of the people. The congress wants to give blacks the freedom they deserve but the southerners don't want them getting freedom because that will cause them to need stuff from the whites and then the labor wont be on the blacks like the south wants.]]> 2020-01-12 15:44:14 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430484642 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430493851 This document portrays freed blacks as lazy and unwilling to work, yet still getting free food and clothing from the freedmen's bureau. Meanwhile, it portrays white Southerners as hardworking individuals, working to provide food for their families. (DOC 2) Freedmen's Bureau cartoon's point is based upon their nationality and them being Democrats. Naturally prejudiced against free blacks, Southerners did not support the Freedman's bureau. Their Democratic president had vetoes the Freedman's Bureau twice, but every time the Northern Republican-Run Congress had overridden the veto, providing freed blacks with things, while further angering the South.]]> 2020-01-12 16:50:36 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430493851 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430520168 The Freedman's Bureau is depicted as a way to support support African Americans in this propaganda. White men are shown in place of slaves, suggesting what would happen if you were to support the Freedmen’s Bureau (DOC 2). The point of view in this political cartoon is from the democratic party, a party against congress and African Americans. The Democrats believed that supporting the Freedman’s Bureau would reverse the roles of white men and black men.]]> 2020-01-12 19:48:39 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430520168 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430550709 This document is portraying  African Americans under the Freedman’s Bureau are lazy and do no physical labor, but still receive the essentials to survive. It is also portraying the white men, and how they have to do physical work in order to survive. DOC 2. The Freedman’s Bureau cartoon’s point of view is based on racial and political views because the Democrats are on the president’s side which is against free men receiving free clothes, food, and homes. They don’t want African Americans to be the same social class as white men.  The Congress overruled the president, and is for African Americans to be free. ]]> 2020-01-13 00:00:54 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430550709 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430563739 The Freedman's Bureau cartoon is showing that African Americans were lazy but they were the expense of the white man. When blacks weren't doing physical labor they were provided with food, housing, medical aid, etc. (DOC 2). The point of this cartoon is that African Americans were able to not do physical work and they were still provided like a white man. ]]> 2020-01-13 01:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430563739 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430573583 The Freedman’s Bureau depicts African-Americans being expensive to white slaveowners. This document is showing white men working while the colored man is being lazy (DOC 2) The Freedman’s Bureau‘s point of view is their political party and beliefs. Their political affiliation relates Congress to blacks in the president to whites. Therefore claiming that if you agree with Congress you’re in support of blacks.]]> 2020-01-13 02:27:07 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430573583 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430573718 The Freeman’s Bureau is a pro-slavery article in the South. It is showing that while white people have to work all day and night, African Americans do not need to work and the government is taxing whites to benefit African Americans. However this propaganda is only one sided. (DOC 2)
The Freedman’s Bureaus point of view is that African Americans are now allowed to not work. They see it as African Americans now living on the backs of white people. This is based upon their political affiliation of thinking African Americans should be working under the white man still. This connects to the thesis by saying that if African Americans were still controlled by whites that they would still work. ]]> 2020-01-13 02:28:10 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430573718 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430591235 The Freedman’s Bureau was an act to give freed African Americans aid after the Civil War, in the reconstruction era. This document portrays that by showing a colored man being lazy and laying back while the white men are working around him, supposedly for their families (DOC 2). The Freedman’s Bureau’s point of view is what they believe and politically what they stand for, which cannot be detected by the somewhat equal beliefs the cartoon is portraying. This is based on political affiliation because it shows two different sides to the act. If you support congress then to seemingly support the freed blacks, and if you support the president then you’re protecting the white men.]]> 2020-01-13 04:17:22 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430591235 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430687847 The Freedman’s Bureau cartoon is against blacks and giving them free privileges. The cartoon puts the idea of supporting Congress ideas for freed slaves you support blacks, but supporting the President you support whites. Not only this, but it’s shows a white person working to give blacks free stuff while they’re lounging around.The Freedman's Bureau cartoon point of view is that providing free blacks with necessary needs is a bad thing, based off of nationality. Nationality matters as whites are supposed to be seen as superior to blanks. But instead they are working to provide free food, shelter in, and medical aid for  freed slaves. To where the cartoon shows the blacks to be lounging around living off of the system. (Doc 2)]]> 2020-01-13 11:55:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430687847 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430703729 This document is about how the freedman's bureau represents the economic difficulty that blacks will bring to whites. It shows that the white man works for the money he has and that the blacks are now just given land and money. (DOC 2) The point of view of this document is of the white man of America. They fear for their jobs that they work hard in to earn a living for their family are at risk by the newly freed black man who is being given jobs and rights and land by the government. This outrages the whites because they feel they will not make at much money as they do currently thus creating the Freedman's Bureau]]> 2020-01-13 12:51:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430703729 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430708389 The Freedman’s Bureau is portraying African Americans as lazy people who don’t work, but still receive all these essentials anyway. It also portrays white men in a positive light by showing they work hard for what they have unlike African Americans (DOC 2). The point of view in the cartoon is based on political views because the democrats are against the idea that free black men receive these essentials. They also feared this would change the social landscape between white men and black men is society.  ]]> 2020-01-13 13:03:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430708389 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430728018 The Freedman’s Bureau cartoon argues that the Freedman’s Bureau allowed the newly freed blacks to be lazy and not have to work for their money. It explains that whites have to work keep their family alive but the African American are given everything they need without working. (Doc 2) The point of view of this cartoon was that blacks were inferior to white and should have stayed enslaved. The freeing of the slaves greatly angered the southerners because they didn’t believe they deserved the same opportunities as they did. They believed blacks weren’t hard workers and didn’t deserve to be free. The southerners after the the slaves were freed was very similar to that of the northerners after the Fugitive Slave Act was passed because the anger was built up and eventually brought them to their breaking point.]]> 2020-01-13 13:42:14 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430728018 mcgeet6 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430745565 2020-01-13 14:09:43 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430745565 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430765418 In this document it shows that negative propaganda of the Freeman's Bureau. It represents a racial attack towards the republicans and anyone who supported blacks(DOC 2). The point of view of people against the Freeman's Bureau is that black people don't have to work to support his family, but whites do.]]> 2020-01-13 14:35:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430765418 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430790072 African Americans are still held under Americans control due to the Americans needs to pay taxes. African Americans still aren't represented equally in the Americans eyes.(DOC2) The authors point of view is against equality and is based upon their use of class. The African Americans are still depicted as a lower class then the rest.]]> 2020-01-13 15:07:06 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430790072 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430807407 The Freedman’s Bureau is an agency the helps the newly freed blacks to get up on their feet. This document is saying if you support the agency you are then supporting the blacks (DOC 2). The Freedman’s Bureau documents point of view is of the white male and is based upon their political affiliation. In the document it is promoting, if you support the Freedman’s Bureau, you support the black and the rights they want. ]]> 2020-01-13 15:29:56 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430807407 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430837084 This cartoon is saying if you support the president you are furthering the divided between the north and the south ]]> 2020-01-13 16:10:07 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430837084 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430874958 White men are working while the colored man is illustrated as lazy and sluggish. This cartoon is a negative outlook on the Freedman's Bureau. (doc 2) 
the cartoon view of the Freedman's Bureau is from the south and a negative opinion because of their political affiliation the president supports whites but congress supports freed blacks. ]]> 2020-01-13 17:02:45 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430874958 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430877711 In the Freedman’s Bureau cartoon, a black person is seen lackadaisically lying down. While he is doing this, white men can be seen in the background plowing fields and chopping wood. (Doc 2) The author’s point of view is derogatory towards black people and is based upon their political affiliation. Southern democrats were still fighting tooth and nail after the Civil War to get black people’s rights stripped to the bare minimum. This cartoon advocates for that by calling them lazy and incompetent without a master. ]]> 2020-01-13 17:06:51 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430877711 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430887129 This document is showing a southern perspective and that African Americans were getting a luxury treatment according to them. The whites were having to do work to keep things and pay for taxes. And if you supported the Congress you supported the African Americans, but if you supported the president you were protecting the white man. (Doc 2). The point of view is saying that the south didn’t like how the Congress was doing things. ]]> 2020-01-13 17:20:51 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430887129 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430896503 The Freedman's Bureau document elaborates on the civil rights issue after the Civil War. The document shows a freedman lounging at the expense of the white man who claims to be working to support his family and make a living (Doc 2). The Freedman's Bureau document's point of view is political affiliation because it relates the Black man to congress and the white man to the president. The document claims that supporting congress would be to support an African American and in order to protect the white man people must support the president.]]> 2020-01-13 17:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/430896503 https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/431438065 The Freedman's Bureau shows in the image that white men will do all the labor to support the black men (DOC 2). The point of view of the cartoon is to show the negative aspects for the white men, as slaves begin to gain their freedom. Shows that the white men will have to put in all the effort for black men to have freedom. The cartoon wants to show that if black people gain freedom it will add more stress for white men. In addition it wants white people to see that slaves earning their freedom will not be a good thing. ]]> 2020-01-14 17:29:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mcgeet6/8bqcx3qm8fvo/wish/431438065