Part 10: Cartoon Analysis Directions: View the cartoons shown in the power point presentation. Print one cartoon and paste it below. Answer the following questions regarding that ONE cartoon. What is the artist’s message in the cartoon? What do you is its purpose? Identify any symbols (ex: an elephant to represent the Republican Party) portrayed in the cartoon and analyze what they represent. What does this cartoon tell us about bureaucracy? Part 11: Case Studies (All of studies are here for you to view and make a mental note of regarding the bureaucracy. No writing is necessary. Just read the material I have provided for you in these case studies.) Case Study #1: The Bureaucracy of Pizza Directions: View slide #38. Speculate what agencies you think might have a role in administering, implementing, and regulating the pizza you ordered for dinner last night. Read the following chart and note the list of agencies that make up the of Pizza.” Did you speculate accurately? “Bureaucracy Does this ruin your appetite? Make you feel healthier? PIZZA PART FEDERAL AGENCY AND/OR DEPARTMENT; RATIONAL The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulates the Cardboard Box manufacture of pulp and paper and pollutants produced from it. The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) recommends that Tomato Sauce tomato sauce manufacturers add bottled lemon juice to their product to ensure a safe acidity level. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates how a food must Crust be labeled if it contains a major food allergen, like wheat. The FDA regulates the moisture content, fat content, and type of milk Cheese used in cheeses. The FDA requires that any mushrooms picked from the wild must be Mushrooms individually examined by a mushroom identification expert to ensure they are safe to eat. The USDA recommends that anchovies not be shipped in glass Anchovies containers, as they can break easily.
Part 10: Cartoon Analysis Directions: View the cartoons shown in the power point presentation. Print one cartoon and paste it below. Answer the following questions regarding that ONE cartoon. What is the artist’s message in the cartoon? What do you is its purpose? Identify any symbols (ex: an elephant to represent the Republican Party) portrayed in the cartoon and analyze what they represent. What does this cartoon tell us about bureaucracy? Part 11: Case Studies (All of studies are here for you to view and make a mental note of regarding the bureaucracy. No writing is necessary. Just read the material I have provided for you in these case studies.) Case Study #1: The Bureaucracy of Pizza Directions: View slide #38. Speculate what agencies you think might have a role in administering, implementing, and regulating the pizza you ordered for dinner last night. Read the following chart and note the list of agencies that make up the “Bureaucracy of Pizza.” Did you speculate accurately? Does this ruin your appetite? Make you feel healthier? PIZZA PART FEDERAL AGENCY AND/OR DEPARTMENT; RATIONAL Cardboard Box The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulates the manufacture of pulp and paper and pollutants produced from it. Tomato Sauce The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) recommends that tomato sauce manufacturers add bottled lemon juice to their product to ensure a safe acidity level. Crust The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates how a food must be labeled if it contains a major food allergen, like wheat. Cheese The FDA regulates the moisture content, fat content, and type of milk used in cheeses. Mushrooms The FDA requires that any mushrooms picked from the wild must be individually examined by a mushroom identification expert to ensure they are safe to eat. Anchovies The USDA recommends that anchovies not be shipped in glass containers, as they can break easily.