Cartoon Interp

Car to a faultn Interpretation. A. 1. The person in the draw is, Woodrow Wilson (president of America. ) 2. The learn of the belch is, League of Nations. 3. The bubble shows that Woodrow Wilson was an idealistic person, further like most bubble, it allow probably burst. 4. The survey is critical. This is because he is an idealistic person, and he wants to have stay amongst the nations, but in reality the bubble entrust burst and this will not be the case. B. 1. The country represent by the horse is Germany. 2. The countries represented by Briand and Lloyd-George are Britain and France. . The part of the treaty of Versailles the cartoon is commenting on is the settlement. The vainglorious load represents the settlement the country had decided for Germany. The horse being upraised up represents Germanys inability to move as there are too many re- inventments on there shoulders. 4. The comment the cartoon is making about(predicate) the aspect of the treaty is that Germany s hould be carrying less of a burden in order for them to pay back the settlement. The man with the whip is France. France wanted Germany to pay back for all the French land and lives destroyed.The man with the shovel is British He doesnt want the Germans to be treated as savage as the French wanted. C. 1. The Tiger is Clemenceay of France. 2. The two other figures in the cartoon are, Woodrow Wilson and Lloyd George. 3. The child has just seen the peace treaty. 4. The child represents Germany. 5. The title of the cartoon was stop and Future Cannon Fodder. It became one of the most prophetic cartoons because it was given this name and was believed that all the Treaty of Versailles did was set up the future generations of the world to be nothing more than Cannon Fodder (solders treated as sacrificeable in battle. It also tells us that there is peace now but will be war in the future. The person who drew the cartoon does not agree with the terms set on the Treaty of Versailles as he predicts that the present peace will stir up irritation in the Germans and eventually lead to war. D. One of the weaknesses between these two cartoons could be that they are very similar in opinion that the terms of the Treaty of Versailles are much too harsh on the Germans.