Chapter 31 Section 1 Post War Uncertainty Post
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Chapter 31 – Section 1 Post War Uncertainty
Post War Uncertainty The postwar period is one of loss and uncertainty but also one of invention, creativity and new ideas.
A New Revolution in Science Impact of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity: Albert Einstein: offered radically new ideas in field of physics Theory of relativity: idea that space and time are not constant New ideas made world seem more uncertain than before
A New Revolution in Science Influence of Freudian Psychology: Sigmund Freud: Austrian doctor with new ideas about the mind Claims that human behavior is not based on reason
Explain how new scientific theories challenged old beliefs. (page 463) Its time to work on your document –question 1 -chart 1.
Literature in the 1920 s Impact of the War: Suffering caused by WWI leads many to doubt old beliefs Thinkers React to Uncertainties: Philosophy of Existentialism: Searching for the meaning to life’s questions Friedrich Nietzsche urges return to ancient heroic values.
Twentieth-Century Literature 20 th century authors began to write from the point to view of a single, confused individual or multiple individuals instead of the “all knowing” style of writers of the 19 th century. Marcel. Kafka Proust Franz James Joyce Oswald Virginia Woolf George Orwell Spengler T. S. Eliot William Faulkner
Twentieth Century Literature How does each piece reflect the “uncertaint of modern thought? ” ▪ T. S. Eliot ▪ Virginia Woolf ▪ Oswald Spengler ▪ James Joyce
Describe how brutality of war prompted philosophers and writers explore new ideas (page 464) With the help of the text book answer question 2 by completing chart 2
Revolution in the Arts Artists Rebel Against Tradition: Artists want to depict inner world of mind Cubism transforms natural shapes into geometric forms Surrealism = Art movement that links dreams with real life Composers Try New Styles: Composers move away from traditional styles Jazz = musical style that captures age’s new freedom
Cubism 1900’s – 1920’s Goals: To devalue previous art movements through a dramatic change To separate their art from the conventional understanding of perspective Picasso and Braque worked next to each other in the same studio during their cubist period with almost identical styles
Pablo Picasso (1881 -1973) Considered greatest artist of 20 th century Created more than 20, 000 pieces of art Three phases of his career: Blue Period Rose Period Protocubism Some of his paintings take on a surrealist quality
Pablo Picasso’s Self-Portraits
Picasso
Picasso and War (1937 -1945) Guernica depicts the massacre after German planes bombed the city and 1, 600 civilians on April 26, 1937, during the Spanish Civil War Used symbolism and the monochromatic colors to represent the desolation after the tragedy
Surrealism 1920’s – 1950’s
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Salvador Dalí (1904 -1989) “The Persistence of Memory”
Salvador Dalí (1904 -1989)
Rene Magritte (1898 -1967)
Summarize new styles in art, architecture, and music (page 465)
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Society Challenges Convention Women’s Roles Change Women take on new roles during WWI This work helps many win the right to vote In 1920: Women adopt freer clothing and hairstyle Some women seek new careers
IDENTIFY THE CHANGING ROLES OF WOMEN (PAGE 466)
Technological Advances Improve Life The Automobile Alters Society: Cars improve and become less expensive after the war Increased auto use changes people’s lives Airplanes Transform Travel: Charles Lindbergh is first to fly alone across the Atlantic
Technological Advances Improve Life Radio and Movies Dominate Popular Entertainment 1920 s: Commercial radio stations spread across the U. S. Motion pictures become major industry ▪ Seen as an art form
Entertainment – Birth of a Nation The Great Dictator Movies
Trace new technological advances (pages 466 -467)
Rubric
- Chapter 31 section 1 guided reading postwar uncertainty
- Chapter 15 section 2 world history
- Chapter 30 the war to end war
- Chapter 30 the war to end war
- Whats vietnamization
- Valeriano butcher weyler
- Chapter 11 section 5 the legacy of the war
- Chapter 24 world war looms section 1 answers
- Franz ferdinand blood-stained uniform
- Chapter 13 section 1 marching toward war pdf
- Chapter 13 section 1 marching toward war
- Chapter 16 section 1 hitlers lighting war
- Chapter 33 section 4 foreign policy after the cold war
- Chapter 29 section 2 europe plunges into war
- Chapter 13 section 2 europe plunges into war
- Chapter 17 section 1 cold war superpowers face off
- Chapter 28 section 1 kennedy and the cold war
- Chapter 26 section 2 the cold war heats up answer key
- World war looms chapter 24
- Chapter 23 section 1 war breaks out in europe
- Chapter 20 section 1 kennedy and the cold war
- The cold war heats up chapter 18 section 2
- Chapter 16 section 4 america moves toward war
- Chapter 11 section 1 guided reading the civil war begins
- Chapter 24 section 4 america moves toward war
- Chapter 6 section 4 the war of 1812
- Chapter 4 section 4 winning the war
- Chapter 18 section 1 origins of the cold war
- Origins of the cold war chapter 18 section 1
- The war for europe and north africa chapter 17 section 2
- The war for europe and north africa chapter 17 section 2
- Chapter 14 section 2 totalitarianism