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This Political Cartoon has the man named Boss Tweed in it. In the picture there is also a donkey which is a democrat and a demorcat. The donkey and the other guy are telling boss tweed what to do and say.



Vanderbilt's involvement with early railroad development led him to being involved in one of America's earliest rail accidents. This cartoon represents social darwinism. The social part is represented by the kids being in a school which is a public place. The darwinism part is jesus standing in the room. It shows the opposite view of darwinism. Darwinism is the belief of humans evolving from ancient species.

This Cartoon represents homosexuality in the US. It shows that only four states out of all 50 accepts homosexuality. It allows them to get married in these states. The rain-bowed stars is a symbol for homosexuality in the US.



THis Cartoon is about J.P. Morgan and how he owned most of the businesses during his time. He's fat in this picture because he only dealt in big business and he kept on getting more money and more well known. The whiskey bottle is depicting that he was the major monopoly in his time.



In this picture is Andrew Carnegie. He is portrayed as a small boy with old man features. Carnegie is playing with blocks that say LIBRARY on them. It says this because he was a man that was very interested in education. He also donated a great amount of money to libraries and other various school functions. This political cartoon explains the doings of John D. Rockefeller. He drilled into the earth to search for oil deposits. He made a monopoly by being the only one having oil. He raised the prices really high to benefit himself money wise. The liposuction refers to Rockefeller draining the earth of its oil.

Chrysler is slowly sinking in todays economic struggles. They are struggling because their cars and are to big and expensive. So they are looking to buy Fiat because their cars are small and economical and cheap to make. So Fiat is chryslers "lifeboat" to save them from sinking.