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    This document is from the New York State Social Studies Resource Toolkit. It features an anti-New Deal political cartoon from 1937 published in the Chicago Daily Tribune. The cartoon, titled "Oliver Twist", depicts President Roosevelt with outstretched hands asking for more programs and policies from a man labeled "Taxpayer". It criticizes Roosevelt and the New Deal for being too large and costly. The source information and online link to the original cartoon in the Chicago Tribune archives is provided.

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    This document is from the New York State Social Studies Resource Toolkit. It features an anti-New Deal political cartoon from 1937 published in the Chicago Daily Tribune. The cartoon, titled "Oliver Twist", depicts President Roosevelt with outstretched hands asking for more programs and policies from a man labeled "Taxpayer". It criticizes Roosevelt and the New Deal for being too large and costly. The source information and online link to the original cartoon in the Chicago Tribune archives is provided.

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    Supporting Question 4: Source A: Image Bank: Anti-New Deal Political Cartoons

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    Anatole Le Beaudour
    This document is from the New York State Social Studies Resource Toolkit. It features an anti-New Deal political cartoon from 1937 published in the Chicago Daily Tribune. The cartoon, titled "Oliver Twist", depicts President Roosevelt with outstretched hands asking for more programs and policies from a man labeled "Taxpayer". It criticizes Roosevelt and the New Deal for being too large and costly. The source information and online link to the original cartoon in the Chicago Tribune archives is provided.

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    Supporting  Question  4  
    Featured  Source     Source  A:  Image  bank:  Anti–New  Deal  political  cartoons    
     
     

     
     
    Image  1:  Joseph  Parrish,  anti-­‐New  Deal  political  cartoon,  “Oliver  Twist,”  Chicago  Daily  Tribune,  January  16,  1937.  
     
    Public  domain.  Chicago  Tribune  archives.  http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1937/01/16/page/10.    
     
     
     

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