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    Document Analysis Worksheet: Analyze A Cartoon Quickly Scan The Cartoon. What Do You Notice First?

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    - The document is a political cartoon from May 20, 1916 depicting the transition of power from Dr. Santos to his brother-in-law Dr. Barcelona. - It shows Dr. Santos handing over a crown to Dr. Barcelona while Juan Dela Cruz, representing Filipinos, tries to stop him. - The cartoon provides a unique perspective on Philippine politics during the American Era (1900-1941) that cannot be learned from other sources.

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    Document Analysis Worksheet: Analyze A Cartoon Quickly Scan The Cartoon. What Do You Notice First?

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    - The document is a political cartoon from May 20, 1916 depicting the transition of power from Dr. Santos to his brother-in-law Dr. Barcelona. - It shows Dr. Santos handing over a crown to Dr. Barcelona while Juan Dela Cruz, representing Filipinos, tries to stop him. - The cartoon provides a unique perspective on Philippine politics during the American Era (1900-1941) that cannot be learned from other sources.

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    - The document is a political cartoon from May 20, 1916 depicting the transition of power from Dr. Santos to his brother-in-law Dr. Barcelona. - It shows Dr. Santos handing over a crown to Dr. Barcelona while Juan Dela Cruz, representing Filipinos, tries to stop him. - The cartoon provides a unique perspective on Philippine politics during the American Era (1900-1941) that cannot be learned from other sources.

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    Document Analysis Worksheet: Analyze A Cartoon Quickly Scan The Cartoon. What Do You Notice First?

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    - The document is a political cartoon from May 20, 1916 depicting the transition of power from Dr. Santos to his brother-in-law Dr. Barcelona. - It shows Dr. Santos handing over a crown to Dr. Barcelona while Juan Dela Cruz, representing Filipinos, tries to stop him. - The cartoon provides a unique perspective on Philippine politics during the American Era (1900-1941) that cannot be learned from other sources.

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    DOCUMENT ANALYSIS WORKSHEET: ANALYZE A CARTOON

    Quickly scan the cartoon. What do you notice first?


    I noticed that all the characters in the caricatures are all men and the labels in the first picture is
    a little bit blurry.

    What is the title or caption?


    Public post is not a hereditary crown

    Observe its parts:

    WORDS VISUALS
    List the labels, descriptions thoughts or List the people, objects and places in the
    dialogue cartoon
    TAKE IT TOMA (TIAGO I Manila
    A public post is not a heridatary crown Dr. Santos
    May 20, 1916 Filipino Guy (Juan Dela Cruz)
    Number 89 Dr. Barcelona
    THANKS, BROTHER-IN-LAW Crown
    GRACIAS Salakot
    THAT IS NOT YOURS Barong Tagalog
    ALTO Chair
    SANTOS

    List the meaning of the labels, descriptions, List the actions or activities
    thoughts or dialogue
    Argument
    Emotions
    There will be a politician Handing over of crown
    There will be a transitioning of power Relinquishing of the crown
    A place and a date the event happened

    Try to make sense of it:


    1. Which words or phrases are the most significant?
    The most significant is the place and date the event on the caricature occur, this served as a
    reminder for us Filipino people the Philippine History thought us.

    2. What meanings can you derive from the visuals?


    A filipino guy in the persona of Juan Dela Cruz, a salakot and a barong tagalog which is our
    national costume. Also, the historical place and capital of the Philippines, Manila.
    3. Who drew the cartoon?
    Alfred McCoy with Alfredo Roces
    4. When is it from?
    The Independent on the 20th May, 1916.
    5. What was happening at the time in history it was created?
    It was American Era (1900-1941)
    6. Are there hidden messages? List down evidences from the cartoon that made you think
    that led you to your conclusion
    No hidden messages. Political cartoons and caricatures are modern art forms that exaggerate
    human features. Art of such sort became a social and political commentary component of print
    media that targeted individuals in power and authority. Rendered as effective tools, cartoons
    exposed sentiments by employing symbolisms distinct from textual editorials and opinion
    articles. These caricatures was scrutinized for the uniqueness of how opinion has been
    represented through them and how the audience’s imagination was captured.
    Use it as Historical Evidence

    1. What did you find out from the document that you might not learn anywhere else?
    What I found out on the document that I cannot learn from anywhere else is that Dr. Santos, a
    politician from Tondo handing over his crown to Dr. Barcelona, his brother-in-law. There is also
    Juan Dela Cruz, national personification of the Philippines representing the Filipinos wearing a
    native salakot and national costume barong tagalog, he was attempting to forbid Dr. Santos to
    give the crown to Dr. Barcelona.

    2. What other documents or historical evidence are you going to use to help you understand
    the event or topic?
    Other documents or historical evidence will be the Periodicals in the book called, Philippine
    Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era (1900-1941). 

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