"The Spanish-American War, while dominating the media, also fueled the United States' first media wars in the era of yellow journalism. ... This is a satire of the Pulitzer and Hearst newspapers' role in drumming up U.S. public opinion to go to war with Spain."
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English practices against invasions and encroachments would determine policies against and perception of Native Americans in the Americas.
In general terms, the relationship between Native American Indians and white English settlers was bad. Continuing differences were the cause of difficult and even battles between them. The French, who were not really interested in settling territories, just wanted to make money with the fur trade, had a much better relationship with Native American Indian tribes.
After the Pontiac's War of 1763, the English monarchy ordered to stop the invasion and occupation of Indian territories. That is why, at the end of the French and Indian War, Great Britain established the Proclamation of 1763.
The arrest of Tweed passes the message that he had immunity from the country's legal and justice system.
Looking at the cartoon, he is to be arrested and yet he is seated and smiling. The shadow justice just looks on behind him.
Tweed was a very corrupt personality that had great power. With his money and influence he could effect changes in the justice system at his own will.
The Sheriff who came to make the arrest has his hand on his shoulder in a friendly way. With his cap in hand, he bade him goodbye as he laughingly called Tweed his man.
This was titled another good joke because he seemed to have bought the justice system to be on his side.
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