The given political cartoon was most likely created to appeal to the opponents of women's right to vote.
A political cartoon is where cartoons depicting certain political issues are made. Such forms of 'propagating' political ideas were a common feature of the political scene in the United States.
- Presenting images of certain political issues gave one medium of sharing propaganda.
- The given political cartoon titled "Shall Women Vote? No, they might disturb the existing order of things." was a creation of Samuel D. Ehrhart in 1909.
- The picture shows a respectable-looking gentleman standing in the middle, "Graft Politics" written on his vest.
- A number of tramps are on his left side, lining up to vote, which he 'bribes' one of the tramps.
- On the other side, on his right-hand side is shown a woman in a house with numerous children.
- And to show the main point, the women and the children were circled with a chain, surrounded by different images of discriminatory behavior towards women and children.
- This cartoon would most likely support the idea of opposing women's rights to vote.
While political cartoons serve as a different source of depicting political stances, they are also at times used to spread political propaganda. The given image is also used to appeal to the opponents of women's rights as it depicts the need to refuse women the same right to vote as that of men. Thus, the correct answer is option C.
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