Question

This World War II poster was designed to encourage Americans to avoid sharing information that could hurt the war effort. Analyze the types of appeal used in the poster. Use your findings and examples from the poster to explain whether this is an argument or persuasion. Answer in a minimum of three complete sentences.

Answer 1

Alright then!

By pure honesty, which is in fact, my opinion, that this is persuasion!
  But...how?

Now, if you take a look, encouraging is a persuasive word, which means the poster attempts to make a avoidance in info sharing!

Hope this helps!
~Samuel

Answer 2

Answer:

its persuasion :)

here is my answer and i got a 100 on it

Explanation:

I think the type of appeal in this poster is persuasion. The poster was made to persuade Americans into contributing to the war by not sharing any hidden information that could give the opponent an upper hand. "A key to victory," tells the directed audience that this would help their country. The visual images also prove my point because there are no actual facts and it's only trying to persuade you into doing what it's telling you.