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The source below is part of a government leaflet (a printed sheet of paper) from 1915. The leaflet is an example of :
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The source below is part of a government leaflet (a printed sheet of paper) from 1915. The leaflet is an example of :

The source below is part of a government leaflet (a printed sheet of paper) from 1915. The-example-1
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Propaganda

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It is making a definitive statement for a particular position, invoking the imagery of Uncle Sam.

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