Uncle Sam

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Uncle Sam is the iconic, bearded figure in a star-spangled top hat who personifies the United States in political cartoons, posters, and popular culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural icon
fictional character
national personification
symbol
alsoKnownAs U.S. personification
appearsIn cartoons
comic books
films
political parodies
posters
television
associatedWith American patriotism
U.S. Army recruitment
United States government
political cartoons
popular culture
propaganda posters
beardStyle goatee
colorScheme red, white, and blue
countryRepresented United States of America
depictedBy James Montgomery Flagg
gender male
hairColor white
hasBeard true
hatPattern stars and stripes
inspiredBy United States of America
surface form: United States initials "U.S."
languageOfName English
nameAbbreviation United States of America
surface form: U.S.
nationalityRepresented American
notableDepictionYear 1917
notableWork I Want YOU for U.S. Army poster
symbolizes American national identity
American nationalism
American patriotism
U.S. military recruitment
U.S. political power
United States government
surface form: United States federal government
usedIn U.S. political satire
World War I recruitment campaigns
World War II recruitment campaigns
advertising
editorial cartoons
wears blue tailcoat
red-and-white striped trousers
star-spangled top hat

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I Want YOU for U.S. Army poster characterBasedOn Uncle Sam
this entity surface form: Uncle Sam personification of the United States
James Montgomery Flagg depicted Uncle Sam
Flagg depicts Uncle Sam
subject surface form: I Want YOU for U.S. Army
American nationalism symbol Uncle Sam
Johnny Canuck opposedTo Uncle Sam
Columbia replacedBy Uncle Sam
Columbia relatedConcept Uncle Sam
National personification Columbia associatedWith Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Columbia
National personification Columbia replacedBy Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Columbia
National personification Brother Jonathan predecessorOf Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Brother Jonathan
National personification Brother Jonathan replacedBy Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Brother Jonathan
National personification Brother Jonathan hasSuccessor Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Brother Jonathan
US nationalPersonification Uncle Sam
subject surface form: United States
US nationalPersonification Uncle Sam
subject surface form: United States
US nationalPersonification Uncle Sam
subject surface form: United States
US nationalPersonification Uncle Sam
subject surface form: United States
US nationalPersonification Uncle Sam
subject surface form: United States
Alex Ross (illustrator) notableWork Uncle Sam
subject surface form: Alex Ross
Samuel Wilson notableAlias Uncle Sam
Samuel Wilson hasTitle Uncle Sam
this entity surface form: Uncle Sam (folk attribution)
John Bull oftenContrastedWith Uncle Sam