Politi Caricature

Analyzing the Significance
of the Primary Sources in

the Study of Philippine
History
PHILIPPOINE CARTOONS: POLITICAL
CARICATURE DURING THE
AMERICAN PERIOD
BY ALFRED MCCOY
MONDAY ● OCTOBER 2 ● 2021

NEWSPAPER CLIPPING STYLE FOR HISTORY EDITION Nº 001
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Political
Cartoons:
Political
Caricature during
the American
Period
Presented by:
ROY D. PERFUMA
College of Arts and Sciences
CENTRAL MINDANAO UNIVERSITY
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INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of this section, the students are expected to:
1. Identify the significance of political cartoons during the

American period;
2. Utilize political cartoons as a form of political expression;
3. Explain the importance of political cartoons to the grand
narratives of Philippine History
4. Evaluate the relevance of Philippine cartoons to the present
time.

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Definition of
Caricature
a drawing that makes
someone look funny or
foolish because some parts
of the person’s appearance
is exaggerated.

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Political caricature
● THE INDEPENDENT (dated

may 2o, 1916)
● A POLITICIAN OF TONDO , dR
sANTOS PASSING HIS
CROWN TO HIS BRO-IN-LAW
DR. BARCELONA. A FILIPINO
GUY WAS TRYING TO STOP
SANTOS TELLING HIM HE,
RATHER THAN BARCELONA
AS THE RIGHTFUL OWNER
OF THE CROWN
● ANALYSIS: POLITICAL
DYNASTY
● THE INDEPENDENT (
DATED JUNE 16, 1917)
● A DRAWING BY
FERNANDO AMORSOLO
AS A COMMENTARY TO
THE ACTUATIONS OF
manila police at that time
● The Philippine Free

press
● Fatal accidents
involving
COLORUM
vehicles and taxis
● Unknown source
● a blown up police
officer was screen
saying that
couples are not
allowed to do
lewd acts inside
the cinema
● The
INDEPENDENT\ (
DATED
NOVEMBER 27,
1915)
● WILLIAM
HOWARD TAFT
WAS RIDING A
CHARIOT PULLED
BY FILIPINO
STUDENTS OF
LICEO DE MANILA
● Lipang Kalabaw
● ( dated August 24,
1907)
● Uncle Sam rationing
porridge to the
members of the
Progresista Party as
the members of the
Nacionalista Party
look on
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Political Caricatures of
the Post Edsa
Presidents
By Roy D. Perfuma
SPRINGBOARD: THINK, TALK, AND TELL
1. WHAT IS A CARICATURE?
2. How does political caricature differ from
social commentary?
3. HOW AND WHY DID THIS ARTFORM
BECOME AN EFFECTIVE TOOL IN
EXPRESSING IDEAS AND OPINIONS?
Rodrigo Duterte
and His War on
Drugs
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is
using extrajudicial killings in his war on
drugs. He's allowing the police to kill
people who are only suspected of crimes
without giving them a chance to defend
themselves in a court of law.
Maria Ressa and
Philippines
Journalism
The recent arrest of journalist Maria
Ressa is the latest in Philippines
President Rodrigo Duterte's attacks on
his country's journalists.
Rodrigo Duterte
and the Road to
Authoritarianism
A cartoon on Rodrigo Duterte's road to
authoritarianism in the Philippines.
President
Duterte's Rape
Jokes
Feminists in the Philippines have
criticized President Rodrigo Duterte's
penchant for using rape jokes. Duterte's
comments empowers men to sexually
harass women in a macho culture that
already has problems with sexism.
Against
Extrajudicial
Killings
A small, but growing group of people,
including leftists, students, human rights
groups and the Catholic Church, are
speaking out against Philippine
President Rodrigo Duterte's extrajudicial
killings.
Peace and War in
the Philippines
New President Rodrigo Duterte is a very
contradictory figure. The Good Duterte is
aggressively pursuing peace talks in
Oslo with communist leaders to end a
long running insurgency. The Bad
Duterte is encouraging the police and
citizens to kill people who are suspected
of crimes. This means that many people
are getting killed without being given a
chance to defend themselves in a court
of law.
MONDAY ● OCTOBER 2 ● 2021 EDITION Nº 001
Overview of Controls
• Segregation
Entity level of duties
• Authorization
• Application Manual
Preventive controls
Levels of
control • Review
Detective • Reconciliation
• Physical Automated
Process Verification
level
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01. 02.
INTRODUCTION HISTORY
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03. 04.
ANALYSIS CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT OUR
HISTORY?
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point clear? Lists like this one:
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YOU CAN USE THREE COLUMNS, WHY
NOT?
VENUS MARS MERCURY

Venus is the second It’s actually a cold place. Mercury is the smallest
planet from the Sun It’s full of iron oxide dust planet of them all

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A PICTURE
IS WORTH A
THOUSAND
WORDS
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AWESOME
WORDS
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02
HISTORY
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AGES OF HISTORY
PALEOLITHIC NEOLITHIC ANCIENT AGE

Venus is the second Mercury is the closest Despite being red, Mars is
planet from the Sun planet to the Sun a cold place
CONTEMPORAR
MIDDLE AGES MODERN AGE
Y
Jupiter is the biggest Saturn is composed of Neptune is the farthest
planet in the Solar System hydrogen and helium planet from the Sun

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A PICTURE ALWAYS
REINFORCES THE
CONCEPT
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remember: use an image instead of a long
text. Your audience will appreciate it

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AGES OF HISTORY: TIMELINE
Agriculture begins, Signing of Carta Magna French Revolution,
10,000 BCE 1215 CE 1789 CE
CONTEMPORA
NEOLITHIC MIDDLE AGES
RY
PALEOLITHIC ANCIENT AGE MODERN AGE
First human species, Invention of writing, Columbus discovered

2.5 million years BCE 3000 BCE America, 1492 CE

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4,498,300Big numbers catch your audience’s attention

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333,000
The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s
9h 55m 23s
Jupiter’s rotation period
386,000 km
Distance between Earth and the Moon
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KEY FIGURES IN HISTORY
ARISTOTLE LEONARDO DA VINCI

Venus is the second planet Despite being red, Mars is a
from the Sun cold place
CATHOLIC
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
MONARCHS
Jupiter is the biggest planet Saturn is composed of
in the Solar System hydrogen and helium

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IMPORTANT TOOLS
SATURN MARS
Saturn is a gas Mars is actually a
VENUS giant with rings very cold place MERCURY
Venus has a Mercury is the
beautiful name smallest planet

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YOUR TOP TIPS FOR HISTORY
1 Know key dates, people, issues and events
2 Look over and practice past exams
3 Know how to analyze documents
4 Read and understand the questions
5 Read the sources
6 Use timelines

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HISTORICAL SOURCES
SOURCES
SECONDAR
PRIMARY
Y
UNWRITTE ● History books

WRITTEN
N ● Art treatises
● Biographies
● Monuments ● Documents
● Images ● Numismatics

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ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS IN THE WORLD
EGYPTIAN CHINESE
Venus has a Mercury is the
beautiful name smallest planet
MAYA GREEK
Saturn is a gas Mars is actually a
giant with rings very cold place

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EXERCISE 1
Name four gods from each ancient civilization
PERSIAN EGYPTIAN GREEK CHINESE

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HERE’S A GRAPH
MARS
Mars is actually a
very cold place
VENUS
Venus is the second
planet from the Sun
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one here. For more info, click here

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GOALS
MARS NEPTUNE
Mars is actually a It’s the farthest planet
very cold place from the Sun
JUPITER SATURN
It’s the biggest planet It’s a gas giant and
in the Solar System has several rings
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OPTION
DESCRIPTION OPTION 1
2
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EXERCISE 2
Drag each event to its historical moment
PREHISTORY
STONE BRONZE
IRON AGE
AGE AGE
First crops Discovery of fire Metal tools

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SOME PERCENTAGES
95% 57% 83%
JUPITER VENUS SATURN

It’s the biggest planet in Venus is the second planet Saturn is the ringed planet
the Solar System from the Sun and a gas giant

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MORE PERCENTAGES…
MARS 24.6 45.8
% %
Mars is actually
a very cold place
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MERCURY graph to modify its data
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planet to the click here
Sun
VENUS
29.6
Venus has a
beautiful name
%

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MAIN POINTS OF INTEREST
VENUS
Venus is the second planet
from the Sun
NEPTUNE MERCURY
Neptune is the farthest Mercury is the smallest
planet from the Sun planet in the Solar System

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OUR TEAM
JAMES MARGARET
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this person here this person here
SUSAN DAVID
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this person here this person here

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Analyzing the Significance

of the Primary Sources in

MONDAY ● OCTOBER 2 ● 2021

1. Identify the significance of political cartoons during the

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● THE INDEPENDENT (dated

● The Philippine Free

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Do you know what helps you make your

And the most important thing: the audience

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VENUS MARS MERCURY

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PALEOLITHIC NEOLITHIC ANCIENT AGE

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Images reveal large amounts of data, so

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PALEOLITHIC ANCIENT AGE MODERN AGE

First human species, Invention of writing, Columbus discovered

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ARISTOTLE LEONARDO DA VINCI

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1 Know key dates, people, issues and events

2 Look over and practice past exams

3 Know how to analyze documents

4 Read and understand the questions

5 Read the sources

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UNWRITTE ● History books

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PERSIAN EGYPTIAN GREEK CHINESE

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First crops Discovery of fire Metal tools

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95% 57% 83%

JUPITER VENUS SATURN

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