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Analyzing Political Cartoons
Q1. (a) The Drunkards Progress: From the First Glass to the Grave.
(b). people in step 1-3
Step 1: is the first step a man takes into becoming a drunkard.
Step 2: represents the second step a man takes in his journey of being an alcoholic. This innocent actions of enjoying a drink or two at his favorite joint.
Step3: at this stage the drunkard man begins to like the habit of drinking and therefore he becomes a regular drinker.
Step 4-5
The drunkard man in these stage is seen too drug and at this stage he has become a confirmed drunkard and has also made drinking friends. The artist tries to capture the image of people who find joy in drinking and the lifestyle they acquire in the process.
Step 6-9
The drunkard

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