OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation · J199
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Images or messages intended to influence how people understand a ruler, political system or cause.
Revise: RomeSurrounding his achievements with gods and personifications could suggest that the natural and divine worlds approved of his rule. This is propaganda: a carefully shaped presentation of power, rather than a neutral record.
- Revise: Visual and Material Sources
Images or messages designed to influence an audience’s beliefs, often by presenting a ruler or state favourably.
- Revise: Methodological Issues in Classical Source Analysis
A message intended to influence people’s beliefs or attitudes, often by promoting a ruler, political position or ideal.
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- Revise: Historical Context and Audience Interpretation
Communication intended to shape beliefs or attitudes, often by presenting a selective and favourable picture of a ruler, community or policy.
- Revise: Rome
Information or imagery shaped to influence an audience’s political beliefs, often by selecting, exaggerating or distorting events.
- Revise: The battle of Actium
Messages and representations designed to influence people’s beliefs or loyalties, often by presenting a selective version of events.
- Revise: Trajan’s Dacian Campaign: Strategy and Imperial Image
Communication designed to shape attitudes in favour of a ruler, state or cause, often through a selective presentation of events.
- Revise: The Dacian Wars: Material Sources and Human Impact
Communication designed to influence an audience’s beliefs, often by selecting and arranging information to favour a ruler or cause.
- Revise: Visual and Material Sources
Communication intended to shape an audience’s beliefs, often through selective or flattering presentation.
- Revise: Analyzing the Design and Purpose of Military Monuments
Communication designed to shape beliefs or attitudes in support of a particular ruler, cause or viewpoint.
- Revise: Challenges and Context in Interpreting Military Sources
- Revise: Historical Realities and Audience Responses to Visual Culture
Communication designed to influence attitudes, often by selecting and presenting information in support of a ruler, group or cause.