History, 29.01.2020 13:54, darenl2163
Examine the political cartoon below. it shows a british family reacting to the appearance of a strange creature called "australian meat." this figure, who cries "ha, ha! you must learn to love me," represents the large quantities of canned meat that flowed from australia to great britain at the time. which element of the cartoon suggests that the artist was probably biased against canned australian meat?
a. the label "australian meat" above the figure
b. the label 'beef' in the figures mouth
c. the arrangement of dishes on the family's table
d. the look on the family members face
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