Chapter 29 - Between Two Fires (Section One)

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World War I marked what?
The great divide between the old and new.
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The postwar period was a time of breaking _________ and experimenting with new styles in what?
^ Tradition

Politics and culture.
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Nineteenth Amendment = ?

\*Y’all, it’s Women’s History Month. Get this right.
Gave women in the United States the right to vote.
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Flapper = ?
The newer, more progressive fashion style for women that emerged in the Roaring 20s.
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The decade following World War I (the 1920s) witnessed what?
A revolution in transportation and communication.
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List some of the most influential inventions of the 1920s:
* *Automobile*
* *Radio*
* Packaged foods
* Refrigerators
* Vacuum cleaners
* Electric irons
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Albert Einstein = ?
* Time and space depend on the relative motion of bodies in space.
* The speed of light is constant.
* All matter has energy.
* E = MC² led to the creation of the atomic bomb.
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Sigmund Freud = ?
* Revolutionized people’s ideas about how the human mind works.
* Concluded that the unconscious mind play a major role in shaping behavior because it is full of early childhood. memories.
* Many people attacked his work, but they eventually accepted it.
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Oedipus Complex = ?
The sexual desire that a child normally feels toward the parent of the opposite sex, along with feelings of jealousy toward the parent of the same sex.
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James Joyce = ?
Author of *Ulysses* and *Portraits of the Artist as a Young Man*, he took a stream-of-conscious approach to writing.
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Stream-of-Conscious = ?
* An approach to writing in which an author presents the inner thoughts—rather than just the external actions—of their characters.
* A landmark in the development of the modern novel.
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Which authors wrote about despair? (*i.e.*, list the emo boys.)
* T.S. Eliot
* John Steinbeck
* Franz Kafka
* Eric Maria Remarque
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Which authors wrote anti-war literature?
* Siegfried Sassoon
* Wilfred Owen
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Pablo Picasso = ?
Painted the earliest example of cubism.
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Cubism = ?
An abstract art form that uses intersecting geometric shapes.
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Dada = ?
Stressed absurdity and the role of the unpredictable in life. The paintings and poems of this movement consisted of meaningless and random arrangements of objects and words.
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Salvador Dali = ?
The most famous surrealist painter.
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Surrealism = ?
An art form that used dreamlike and unnatural combinations of objects.
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Sergey Prokofiev = ?
Created dissonant music.
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Dissonant music = ?
Music that lacked the familiar harmonies of traditional forms; unpleasant to listen to.
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Arnold Schoenberg = ?
* Proposed new musical arrangements based on twelve equal values.
* Used dissonance as an expression of decay in Western society.
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Jazz = ?
A mixture of American folk songs, West African rhythms, harmonies from European classical music, and work songs from the days of slavery.
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List the pioneers of jazz:
* Louis Armstrong
* Bessie Smith
* Jelly Roll Morton
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Isadora Duncan and Martha Graham did what
Created what we consider to be modern dance.
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Sergei Diaghilev = ?
* Spearheaded a company of dancers known as the *Ballet Russes*.
* Developed modern ballet.