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Compare And Contrast The Political Cartoon By Edward Boek
The political cartoon and story by Edward Bok both have connections to one another. I notice in both of the text and visual, both have illustrates the good and the bad of coming to America. For example, in the text, he mentions how America gave him plenty of opportunities to have. As for the cartoon, the United States allows immigrants from Europe to come over. For cons, Edward Bok demonstrates on how not great of a country America really portrays as everyone thinks. Because of how foreigners from other countries think of America as a place of idealism, they’re blind with the qualities of what America has and not seeing the poor factors. In the story he stated, “ However, America may have failed to help my transition from a foreigner to an

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