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Serio-Comic Maps, Nationalism, and the First World War

Drawing nationalism in 1914

Bram Hubbell
Bram Hubbell
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Serio-Comic Maps, Nationalism, and the First World War

I always enjoyed using cartoons, images, and maps with students when teaching modern world history. One of my favorites is John Bull and His Friends from 1900. It’s a fun map that shows how nationalism influenced Europeans. Maps like this one were known as “Serio-Comic” maps.


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