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    Political Caricature Philippines

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    This document contains summaries of political cartoons from the Philippines between 1900-1941. In 3 sentences: It shows a politician passing a crown to his brother-in-law despite it not being hereditary. Another cartoon depicts a child stealing a chicken due to hunger being chased by police while a man tells them to go after bigger thieves. Finally, a blown up officer warns couples in a movie theater against public displays of affection.

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    Political Caricature Philippines

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    This document contains summaries of political cartoons from the Philippines between 1900-1941. In 3 sentences: It shows a politician passing a crown to his brother-in-law despite it not being hereditary. Another cartoon depicts a child stealing a chicken due to hunger being chased by police while a man tells them to go after bigger thieves. Finally, a blown up officer warns couples in a movie theater against public displays of affection.

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    This document contains summaries of political cartoons from the Philippines between 1900-1941. In 3 sentences: It shows a politician passing a crown to his brother-in-law despite it not being hereditary. Another cartoon depicts a child stealing a chicken due to hunger being chased by police while a man tells them to go after bigger thieves. Finally, a blown up officer warns couples in a movie theater against public displays of affection.

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    Political Caricature Philippines

    Uploaded by

    Shania Camay de la Peña
    This document contains summaries of political cartoons from the Philippines between 1900-1941. In 3 sentences: It shows a politician passing a crown to his brother-in-law despite it not being hereditary. Another cartoon depicts a child stealing a chicken due to hunger being chased by police while a man tells them to go after bigger thieves. Finally, a blown up officer warns couples in a movie theater against public displays of affection.

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    CARTOONS:

    POLITICAL
    CARICATURE OF
    THE AMERICAN ERA
    (1900 – 1941)
    -by Alfred Mccoy
    Public post is
    not a The cartoon shows a
    hereditary politician from Tondo, named
    crown Dr. Santos, passing his crown
    to his brother – in – law, Dr.
    Barcelona.

    A filipino Guy was trying


    to stop Santos, telling the
    latter to stop giving
    Barcelona the crown
    because it is not his to begin
    with
    This was drawn by
    Fernando Amorsolo. A Filipino
    child who stole a skinny
    War Against chicken because he had
    Speculator nothing to eat. The police
    officer was relentlessly
    pursuing the said child.
    A man wearing a salakot
    named Juan de la Cruz was
    grabbing the officer, telling
    him to leave the small time
    pockets and thieves and to
    turn at the great thieves
    instead.
    He was pointing to huge
    warehouse containing bulks of
    COLORU
    M
    The Philippines Free
    Press published this
    commentary when fatal
    accidents involving
    colorum vehicles and taxis
    occurred often already
    CINEM
    A A blown up officer was at
    the screen saying that couple
    are not allowed to neck and
    make love in the theater.
    Two youngster looked
    horrified while n older
    couple seemed amused
    Uncle Sam Riding A
    Chariot
    Uncle Sam Riding a
    chariot pulled by
    Filipinos wearing school
    uniforms.
    The Filipino boys
    were carrying American
    objects like baseball
    bats, whiskey, and
    boxing gloves.
    El Turno Los Was published by
    Partidos Lipang Kalabaw on
    August 24, 1907.
    In the picture we can
    see the Uncle Sam
    rationing poeeidge to the
    politicians and member of
    the Progresista Party
    while members of
    Nacionalista Party look on
    and wait for their turn.
    THANK
    YOU

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