Compare and contrast Andrew Jackson as both a defender of the common man and an advocate of federal power. How could he be both? Was he really both? Choose two of the political cartoons in the following document to help explain your answer. Cite the cartoon by name. Explain why each cartoon you choose supports your ideas. Also, cite historical details from this weeks assigned readings and videos to explain your ideas about each cartoon you choose to use in your answer. Any outside research much be cited, also. This is due October 20. http://hti.osu.edu/sites/hti.osu.edu/files/Andrew-Jackson-Hero-or-Villain-Cartoons.pdf As you look at each cartoon to decide which ones to use, consider the following questions (answers to these questions may be part of your explanation of your critical thinking): 1. Whose faces are in the cartoon? 2. What is happening in this cartoon? 3. What symbols, allusions and/or stereotypes are portrayed in this cartoon? What do they represent? 4. What is the message/idea that the author is trying to illustrate? 5. What is the historical context of this cartoon? 6. Consider: Is the cartoon biased? Explain.
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