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An Age of Modernity, Anxiety, and Imperialism;Chapter 24 (Spielvogel) pgs. 681-714

#1 Einstein and Nietzsche, 682-6841. Write one 4-6 sentence paragraph that describes what each of the following contributed to

science and how each challenged Europeans' traditional outlook on life:(5pts each)1. Albert Einstein (theory of relativity)

2. Friedrich Nietzsche (“slave morality”)

Score: ____/10#2 Freud, 684

1. Explain the major ideas behind Freud’s work. (psychoanalysis, id, ego, superego)

2. Psychology assessment: (This is meant to be fun people. There is no right or wrong answer) Write down the details of a dream. It could be a recurring dream or one that you remember well.

What do you think is the message of the dream? What could your subconscious be trying to tell you? Consult a dream dictionary via the internet or library to find out more info about the symbols in your dream.

Score: ____/3#3 Spencer, Religion, and Art, 685-692

1. What is Social Darwinism?

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2. How were the ideas of Darwin used to justify the following:

Nationalism:

Racism:

3. What was the Church responses to the attacks by science? (fundamentalism, Modernism)

4. What was the goal of the Impressionist painters?

How did Post-Impressionism differ from Impressionism?

Give at least 2 examples each of Impressionism & Post-Impressionism.

5. How did the development of photography change the purpose of art?

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6. What were the goals of art styles such as Cubism & abstract painting?

Give at least 2 examples of these modern art styles.

Score: ____/10#4 Politics: New Directions and New Uncertainties, 692-701

1. What were the goals of the feminist movement?

2. Who was Emmeline Pankhurst?

3. What methods did the suffragettes use to achieve her goal? (suffragettes)

4. In what ways did life improve for Jews?

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5. What was the status of Jews in Russia?

6. Who was Theodor Herzel? (Zionism, Palestine)

7. How did the Labour Party alter the agenda of the Liberal Party?

What was the National Insurance Act?

8. Explain the Dreyfus Affair in France.

How did the Dreyfus affair prove Jews still had a long way to go?

9. How did the Russo-Japanese War affect Europeans psychologically?

10. How did it affect the Russian's materially?5

11. How did Bloody Sunday spur Nicholas II to issue the October Manifesto?

12. What evidence of bias do you detect in Father Gapon's account of Bloody Sunday on page 700?

Score: ____/14#5 The New Imperialism in Africa, 701-705

1. Identify five causes of European imperialism.

2. Who were the Boers?

3. What led to the Boer War?

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4. What were Leopold II's (Belgium) motives for imperialism?

5. What happened to Africa by 1914?

6. Read Rudyard Kipling’s poem on page 704.

What was Kipling's "white man's burden"?

How were white men to bear this burden?

What would be their reward?

How does this reflect social Darwinism?

7. Using Morel's Black Man's Burden on page 705, explain the damage colonialism did to African people, their society, and their culture.

How does his attitude toward the Africans differ from Kipling's?

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Score: ____/11#6 The New Imperialism in Asia, 705-710

1. Why did the British government assume direct control of India?

2. What caused the Boxer Rebellion?

What were the consequences?

3. How was Japan different than the rest of Asia during the age of Imperialism?

4. What were some methods used to "westernize" Indians?

Score: ____/5#7 International Rivalry and the Coming Of War, 710-713

1. Describe, in a 4-6 sentence paragraph, the system of alliances that both held off war until1914 and then helped bring it on. (5pts)

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