162 Political Cartoons - One Minute History

The video explores the history of political cartoons, starting from the 16th century Protestant Reformation. It highlights Benjamin Franklin's 'Join or Die' cartoon, James Gilray's influential works targeting King George III, and Thomas Nast's Civil War-era drawings. The video concludes with the role of political cartoons in modern newspaper editorials.

What was the significance of Benjamin Franklin's cartoon 'Join or Die'?

Who is referred to as the father of political cartoons and what did he create?

How did political cartoons evolve during the American Civil War?

What iconic characters did Thomas Nast create in his political cartoons?

In what ways do political cartoons remain relevant in today's media?