Chapter 14 (Modernism) and Chapter 15 (Globalism)

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Across
  1. 4. Movement that used everyday commercial items like soup cans as subjects.
  2. 5. The 21st-century revolution characterized by the shift from analog to electronic technology.
  3. 7. Composer of The Rite of Spring which caused a riot in Paris.
  4. 8. The effect caused by trapped solar radiation contributing to global warming.
  5. 12. Author of Things Fall Apart which examines the impact of colonialism.
  6. 14. The absence of a traditional musical key or tonal center.
  7. 15. Style that mixes high and low culture often using parody and irony.
  8. 16. The global system of interconnected computer networks.
  9. 17. An anti-art movement that used nonsense and "ready-mades" to protest WWI.
  10. 19. The trend toward increased interconnectedness and interdependence of the world.
  11. 20. Musical style born in New Orleans that became the "soundtrack" of the 1920s.
Down
  1. 1. A futuristic society characterized by oppression and misery, common in modern literature.
  2. 2. The artist who painted Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, a landmark of Modernism.
  3. 3. Movement seeking social, political, and economic equality for women.
  4. 6. Author known for using the "stream of consciousness" technique in Sound and the Fury.
  5. 9. Movement influenced by Freud that explored the world of dreams and the unconscious.
  6. 10. German school of design that emphasized "form follows function."
  7. 11. Art style that uses geometric shapes to represent subjects from multiple angles.
  8. 13. Philosophy emphasizing individual freedom and responsibility in an indifferent universe.
  9. 18. Expressionism Art movement led by Jackson Pollock focusing on the act of painting itself.