a. The point of view of the poster is to make the Japanese look as bad as possible to gain more support against them in WW2. The man is wearing a Japanese flag, attacking a woman with a knife, and looks almost monster-like with nails that look more like claws and barred teeth. On the bottom the poster states that "This is the enemy."b. One factor that led to this POV is the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. This attack on the US helped bring the country into WW2 on the side of the Allies, therefore making the Japanese their enemy and starting a need for propaganda, such as the one seen below, to get the people behind the war.c. One effect was the promotion of anti-Asian racism in America, as the poster clearly labels the Japanese as the enemy. This racism towards the Japanese led to the internment of all Japanese Americans despite the fact that they at no time posed a military or security threat to the US while German Americans were treated much differently despite both actively being in war against America.

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