Review the key tools of propaganda mentioned in the first paragraph.
Which of these tools did the creators of this poster use?

Propaganda is a persuasive technique that presents a biased, or one-sided, message for
or against a cause, group, or idea. The goal of propaganda is to appeal to people’s most
basic emotions—love, hate, trust, loyalty, fear, prejudice, pride—in order to change or
influence public opinion. Propaganda often uses simple words and powerful images to
repeat messages and distort, conceal, or fabricate facts and information. A powerful tool
of propaganda is censorship, which allows only the “official” stance to be transmitted and
suppresses all other viewpoints. When you learn how to identify and interpret the various
elements of propaganda, you will know how to recognize one-sided messages that are
intended to manipulate your emotions and shape your point of view.