When it comes to American politics today, the elephant and donkey are a staple and have taken on a life of their own since a simple 1800's cartoon. Nast's hard work is the reason we associate these symbols with either party today.

Republicans and Democrats are the two main parties in the political arena today. These parties are represented by two different animals. The Republicans are represented by an elephant, while the Democrats are represented by a donkey. Few people know the real history behind these symbols and where they originated. In this video, we will uncover the real story behind these famous symbols and what they mean for politics today.

The elephant and donkey can be found on campaign buttons, political advertisements, cartoons, social media, and campaign merchandise such as hats, t-shirts, and mugs. However, what do we truly know about these political signs? Most Americans have seen them since a young age, yet very few have looked into the history. This video teaches you everything you need to know about the Republican and Democrat logos. From A to Z, you will find out who designed the first political cartoons, how the media perceived them, and how they changed over nearly two centuries.

Thank you for tuning into this exciting, informative, and historical video. We hope you learned the history behind the classic elephant and donkey symbols. Now that you know where these symbols came from, you have a better understanding of American politics. You can share this video with friends and family to help them learn too! Make sure to give this video a 'thumbs up' if you enjoyed and subscribe here for more. We want to know your opinion! What do you think of the elephant and donkey? Do you think they should represent the Republican and Democratic parties? Let us know by leaving a comment below. Thanks again and we'll see you in the next one.

Why Republicans Are Elephants and Democrats Are Donkeys
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