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In today's world of technology, globalization is unavoidable! One click on a computer and you are connected to the world! Events that happen in one country are seen within moments in another!  YOU live in a glorious time when technology can afford you a gateway to the world without even leaving your seat! The catch?  There is always a catch! Other countries as well as your own see these world events and many times these events are taken out of context, making them seem disjointed.  Look at some of these cartoons, wander the provided website(s).  Check out what other countries think of the United States.

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Artist: Gary Varvel of the Indianapolis Star-News
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Oh Boy!!! How many times has this happened in Wal-Mart?

What do you think this cartoonist is trying to point out? 
 

Harper's Weekley

Check out this cool site for more political cartoons!!! Harpers Weekly offers cartoons from the Antebellum period (before the Civil War) to the early 1900's! Yes, they had a sense of humor even way back then!!! :)

Cartoonist: Grant Hamilton Source: PUCK Magazine
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Date: September 21, 1904

Complete HarpWeek Explanation:
This cartoon in Democratic Puck continues the theme of presenting Theodore Roosevelt as an authoritarian leader. The image emphasizes the Republican president’s aggressive foreign policy by depicting him in his Rough-Rider uniform from the Spanish-American War and declaring his preference for the foreign crown of “Imperialism” over the simple American hats of past presidents, Ulysses S. Grant, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington.

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