2. Identify and explain the point of view of the US towards the people and/or countries represented in this political cartoon.

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Substance:

The political cartoon presents Uncle Sam scolding the "misbehaved" students in the front row (A metaphor for War). In the front row, we see the Phillipines, Hawaii, Cuba and Puerto Rico. We can see that there is an indian in the back, reading a book upside down. We also see a Black student in the back, washing a window and an Asian student standing by the door.

1. The given are not self-functioned, and therefore cannot run on their own.

2. The cartoon shows us that these countries are not well behaved and need to be taught special, personalized lessons on governing.

3. Uncle Sam is governing these countries without their consent, a "good act" as displayed by the comic.

4. The good kids, as they would say, are in the back studying, and learning how to govern and function on their own.

Explanation:

1. The comic shows the kids in the front being given special treatment

2. The given are not focusing, and are apart from the crowd doing things that ought not to be done.

3. He is pointing at them with his stick (as mentioned, it is a metaphor for war) which compares to kids not wanting to be scolded.

4. They compared a thing like a country learning how to function with bad kids in a classroom, along with the daisies and dreamers doing their own things, while the kids in the back study and read.

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