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:... Another example of the influence of political cartoons is the cartoon of Uncle Sam pointing his finger and saying “I want you.” This picture has become the face of Uncle Sam and America.  (Ruth L.)
 
:... Another example of the influence of political cartoons is the cartoon of Uncle Sam pointing his finger and saying “I want you.” This picture has become the face of Uncle Sam and America.  (Ruth L.)
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:I believe that they are very influential. Last week, as I studied the political carton untitled “Abraham’s Dream”, I found myself thinking of the views presented in it as factual. I had to constantly remind myself that what the cartoonist was saying wasn’t necessarily true. Political cartoons express a person’s view in a way that makes it seem that his view is the only view. It has been very interesting to study political cartoons from many years ago. (Jenna N.)
    
6.  Other than Thomas Edison, who do you think was the most influential person between 1877 and 1896?
 
6.  Other than Thomas Edison, who do you think was the most influential person between 1877 and 1896?
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