Q Answer each question briefly. Just use a few sentences, but be specific. “Yes” or “no” answers or generalizations are not satisfactory. You must provide evidence to support your responses. Use Chicago Style endnotes or footnotes to credit any sources you use. A bibliography is not necessary. 1. What was happening in the United States when this cartoon was created that is relevant to your understanding ofthe cartoon? 2. What was happening in the Caribbeanwhen this cartoon was created that is relevant to your understanding of the cartoon? 3. In some of the political cartoons included in our coursework the United States was depicted as a woman named Colombia or Lady Liberty. What did those depictions of Colombia or Lady Liberty suggest about the United States? (Include the title of the cartoon from our coursework that you are analyzing.) 4. Comparing your analysis of Colombia or Lady Liberty in Question 3 with cartoonist Grant Hamilton’s depiction of the United Statesas Uncle Samin “Now, Will You Be Good?”do you get a different ‘feeling’ about the United States in “Now, Will You Be Good?” Why or why not? 5. Not including Uncle Sam, what people are depicted in Hamilton’s “Now, Will You Be Good?”What does the use ofstereotypes or caricatures suggest about the people being depicted?