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Propaganda art during World War II was more than just pretty pictures; it was a powerful tool packed with symbolism Each image was designed to evoke strong emotions, whether it was fear, pride, or anger Take, for example, the infamous Rosie the Riveter; she empowered women to step into roles traditionally held by men On the flip side, we see more sinister imagery, like exaggerated caricatures of the enemy, which fueled racial stereotypes and hatred These posters served to rally Americans around a common cause and demonize those seen as the enemy But they also left a lasting impact on cultural perceptions that shaped views of entire ethnic groups for generations Understanding the symbolism in these works helps us reflect on the consequences of wartime propaganda