IMAGE
Holding His End Up
Description
In this cartoon from 1899, we see how empire can be defined through unequal relationships between the colonizers and the colonized. Uncle Sam “holds up” barbaric-looking figures representing conquered territories: “Porto” Rico, Cuba, the Philippines, and the Ladrone Islands (Guam).
Object ID
05.01.03
Citation (Chicago-style 18th Edition)
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Holding His End Up
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1898
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United States
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Multimedia details
Creator
Philadelphia Inquirer
Publisher
Research Gate
Date
1898
Location
United States
Type
Image
Format
Drawing
File Format
jpg
Source
Research Gate
Licensor
Public Domain
MUMI Number
05.01.002.IMG
Creator
Philadelphia Inquirer
Publisher
Research Gate
Date
1898
Location
United States
Type
Image
Format
Drawing
File Format
jpg
Source
Research Gate
Licensor
Public Domain
MUMI Number
05.01.002.IMG
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