Section I – World War I (2 Viewers)

[Roy216]

propaganda hurr durr

and recruitment i interrupted it to be how propaganda effected recruitment

 

[Cheesecake_a]

i swear it was for recruitment purposes, source analysis question asked us on the reliability and usefulness of historian studying propaganda and recruitment.

I think if I focused too much on the propaganda aspect of it. Man I wish i had the answers here lol

By the way with the analysis question for sources, 10 marker, how did the first source relate to recruitment/propaganda?

 

[Lolzipops]

I think if I focused too much on the propaganda aspect of it. Man I wish i had the answers here lol

By the way with the analysis question for sources, 10 marker, how did the first source relate to recruitment/propaganda?

I said that because there were feelings of excitement and all that at the beginning of war, people were eager to sign up for their country - I didn't really know how to judge it from a propaganda point of view though.

 

[humbletaco]

i swear it was for recruitment purposes, source analysis question asked us on the reliability and usefulness of historian studying propaganda and recruitment.

It most certainly was. Yes, it is trying to show the Germans as inhumane, but is that REALLY the fundamental message of the poster? The text was the answer, "A British woman wouldn't let this happen and a British women wouldn't forget it." Also "Red Cross or Iron Cross." What's the purpose of having that if it's trying to show them as inhumane? The poster is a call to action for women to enlist into the red cross

 

[scarvesss]

wtf the poster was definitely recruitment. they wouldnt have put it about the red cross or anything if it wasnt, it would have just been german women doing whatever it was. it was propaganda to recruit women to aid in helping soldiers medically, hence total war.

 

[inJust]

It most certainly was. Yes, it is trying to show the Germans as inhumane, but is that REALLY the fundamental message of the poster? The text was the answer, "A British woman wouldn't let this happen and a British women wouldn't forget it." Also "Red Cross or Iron Cross." What's the purpose of having that if it's trying to show them as inhumane? The poster is a call to action for women to enlist into the red cross

So I'm wrong? :'(

 

[humbletaco]

So I'm wrong? :'(

To be honest I think it was one of those questions where it could of been either so I think markers wil be very leanient so don't fret!

 

[scarvesss]

So I'm wrong? :'(

humbletaco is just being optimistic, but i doubt there will be any discrepancy with that question because it was basically the crux of the 10 marker and people could have changed it after a little more thought.

 

[Cheesecake_a]

I said that because there were feelings of excitement and all that at the beginning of war, people were eager to sign up for their country - I didn't really know how to judge it from a propaganda point of view though.

Yeah I wrote that too I also had a bit of trouble relating to the propaganda bit for that source.

 

[Cheesecake_a]

To be honest I think it was one of those questions where it could of been either so I think markers wil be very leanient so don't fret!

Ahh okay, well we will see what happens. I mean for the ten marker, I mentioned how it is implying women to enlist, but then again I felt the message for the multiple choice was the inhumane treatment. Idk, I felt it was both! Lol maybe they can say both are correct :S lol doubt it. I think that happened in a 2010 paper, there was a multiple choice many got wrong, but it was just one of those ''really close ones'' if I make sense.

 

[inJust]

Tbh, I dont think it was for the red cross, solely based on the fact that they wouldn't show the German "nuns" to be bitches. Unless they're saying "join the red cross to be bitches too." The point of it was to show German Inhumaness and thus urge people to join the war effort. That was my reasoning anyway.

 

[pb1234]

Tbh, I dont think it was for the red cross, solely based on the fact that they wouldn't show the German "nuns" to be bitches. Unless they're saying "join the red cross to be bitches too." The point of it was to show German Inhumaness and thus urge people to join the war effort. That was my reasoning anyway.

agreed, 100%

 

[pb1234]

for the multiple choice, i would have to say that it is the inhumanene answer. The poster shows a sister pouring water infront of a POW, while other germans watch on - i don't feel that this is urging women to join the red cross or whatever it was, but simply creating a greater hatred for the inhumane nature of the germans.

 

[humbletaco]

for the multiple choice, i would have to say that it is the inhumanene answer. The poster shows a sister pouring water infront of a POW, while other germans watch on - i don't feel that this is urging women to join the red cross or whatever it was, but simply creating a greater hatred for the inhumane nature of the germans.

If it was to show the inhuman nature of Germans then there would be no text. The image of an inhuman "sister" is done to manipulate the British women into joining the Red Cross, evident in the title, through morality and ethics. For example, they show the German nurses as bitches so that the British women can go, "Hey, I'm totally not a Bitch who would pour water out infront of a POW. I'm going to join the Red Cross to prove this to myself, my country and the Germans"

 

[lauren6511]

definitely agree, it was in the title. the title wouldn't have been about the red cross/iron cross if that wasn't the main message of the poster. originally i had the inhumane answer but when i saw the q for the 10 marker i thought about it more and changed my answer, so glad i did

 

[Roy216]

If it was to show the inhuman nature of Germans then there would be no text. The image of an inhuman "sister" is done to manipulate the British women into joining the Red Cross, evident in the title, through morality and ethics. For example, they show the German nurses as bitches so that the British women can go, "Hey, I'm totally not a Bitch who would pour water out infront of a POW. I'm going to join the Red Cross to prove this to myself, my country and the Germans"

Exactly, it said something about women stopping this and the title was Red Cross or Iron Cross

 

[ClaudiaHill]

What did people get for multiple choice question three, It was about 'What is the general concerned about?' and the options I remember were: general lack of excitement about the war, fatigue and discipline problems, patriotism versus reality. I went with fatigue and discipline but people are saying the patriotism one :/

 

[picrick]

What did people get for multiple choice question three, It was about 'What is the general concerned about?' and the options I remember were: general lack of excitement about the war, fatigue and discipline problems, patriotism versus reality. I went with fatigue and discipline but people are saying the patriotism one :/

Patriotism Claudia, and I put Red Cross for the last MC (Y)

 

[inJust]

Sigh, fail life.

 

[imbecile]

Patriotism Claudia, and I put Red Cross for the last MC (Y)

It wasn't patriotism, it asked for what the soldier said, not the historian. In the soldier's extract, there was no mention of patriotism, that was only mentioned by the guy who used the two primary sources to write his secondary source