The Media and Propaganda - Why Did Britons Support Imperialism Between 1880 & 1902? Flashcards

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What was widespread after 1880?

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Pro-imperialist propaganda. This meant it could reach the masses at every age level.

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Who were a target of much imperialist literature?

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Children

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How were the pro-imperialist stories designed to appeal to boys?

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They were designed to appeal to boy’s ‘natural’ interest in strength, adventure and exploration.

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What were magazines for girls designed to do?

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Encourage them to accept the role of wife/mother to the men who were protecting the Empire.

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Who was one of the greatest contributors to imperialist propaganda?

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Rudyard Kipling. He managed to manipulate British public opinion.

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Much of the newspaper industry was in the hands of _______________?

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Pro-imperialist owners.

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