Art History Final Guide

Title:Departure From The Isle of Cythera

Artist: Antoine Watteau
Title: Departure from the Isle of Cythera
Date: 1717
Style Period: Rococo

Title: Gilles

Artist: Antoine Watteau
Title: Gilles
Date: 1717
Style Period: Rococo

Title: The Swing

Artist: Fragonard
Title: The Swing
Date: 1766
Style Period: Rococo

Title: Marriage a la Mode II

Artist: William Hogarth
Title: Marriage a la Mode II
Date: 1743
Style Period: Anti-Rococo

Title: Death of General Wolfe

Artist: Benjamin West
Title: Death of General Wolfe
Date: 1770
Style Period: ?

Title: Oath of the Horatii

Artist: David
Title: Oath of the Horatii
Date: 1785
Style Period: Neoclassicism

Title: Death of Socrates

Artist: David
Title: Death of Socrates
Date: 1787
Style Period: Neoclassicism

Title: Napoleon at Saint Bernard

Artist: David
Title: Napoleon at Saint Bernard
Date: 1800
Style Period: Neoclassicism

Title: Madwoman with a mania of envy

Artist: Gericault
Title: Madwoman with a mania of envy
Date: 1823
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Raft of the Medusa

Artist:Gericault
Title: Raft of the Medusa
Date: 1819
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Death of Sardanapalus

Artist: Eugene Delacroix
Title: Death of Sardanapalus
Date: 1828
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Liberty Leading The People

Artist: Eugene Delacroix
Title: Liberty Leading The People
Date: 1830
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Family of Charles IV

Artist: Goya
Title: Family of Charles IV
Date: 1800
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Chronos Devouring One of His Children

Artist: Goya
Title: Chronos Devouring One of His Children
Date: 1822
Style Period: Romanticism

Title: Executions of the Third of May

Artist: Goya
Title: Executions of the Third of May
Date: 1808
Style Period: Romanticism

World History Discussion: WWII/Pacific War

• World War I Aftermath
• The Germans initially refused to sign the treaty, but were forced to.
• No one had seen a modern war like WWI before WWI, and this changed the world
• Spanish Flu Pandemic
• Spanish Flu hit during WWI
• No one knows the origin of the Spanish Flu
• State of Europe and the World by 1920s
• A Relativistic World
• Albert Einstein
• Offered the theory of relativity
• Proposed that gravity, as well as motion, can affect the intervals of time and of space.
• He became a celebrity thanks to a solar eclipse
• Eddington
• He tested Einstein's theory of Relativity
• He was a kind man, and a pacifist who was treated badly because he avoided war.
• He helped to lend credence to Einstein's theory of relativity through his observations of a Solar Eclipse from Principe and Sobral
• Understanding Human Behavior
• Sigmund Freud
• Austrian Psychoanlysis
• Gnostic
• Atheist
• Scientifically studied behavior based on people's dreams and childhood
• However Freudianism is not scientific
• He disliked the concept of guilt
• Art Reflected the World's Sorrow and Chaos
• Dadaism appeared
• Cubism appeared
• Philosophical Underpinnings of Secular World
• Nihilism Became a Thing
• People believed that there was nothing to the world but the world itself
• Will to Power
• People strive not just to be happy or survive, but to impose their will on the world.
• Inter War Period - Weimar Republic
• Economic Turmoil
• Weimar emerges from the socialist revolution in Germany
• It started as weak and unstable as first, due to having no gold, printing money which causes hyperinflation, and the economy was in trouble.
• Germany could not pay the reparations due to their terrible economy.
• Their reparations are owed to France and Britain
• France and Britain then are paying that money to America
• America is then loaning that money back to other countries
• French Occupation of Ruhr
• France occupied an area of Germany to force them to pay their reparations with coal.
• Treaty of Rapallo
• Germany and Russia secretly work with one another to build the German military in Russia.
• Political Ideology Spectrum
• Far Left
• Communism and Socialism
• Atheistic
• Propaganda
• No Private Property
• Classes aren't supposed to exist
• Middle
• Republicanism, Liberalism, Constitutionalism, Free Market, Capitalism, Democracy
• Classes exist
• Far Right
• Fascism and Nazism
• Nazism
• National Socialism 
• Private Property allowed
• Ultra Nationalistic
• People Worship the State
• Secret Police
• Racial and Xenophobic
• Classes Exist
• Corporate State
• Propaganda
• Roaring Twenties
• The Economy goes up, and up
• Everyone is buying all these new products
• These new products were one per household products, people only needed so much of these products.
• People start buying shares of corporations like crazy 
• America's Great Depression
• Stock Market Crash
• People started borrowing money to buy stock.
• The Stock market crashed and everybody sold their shares at once as they freaked out.
• Treaty of Versailles
• Caused money to go through a rotation from Germany to Britain to France to the US and back to the rest of the nation
• So when the great depression hit, it effected this money rotation and the rest of these nations involved in the rotation
• Banks Failed
• The Banks Closed
• People lost everything they had
• Because Banks Failed, Businesses Failed, Because Businesses failed many people lost their jobs.
• Political Reaction
• Capitalism, Liberalism, and Republicanism is questioned.
• Many nations believed that these capitalism, liberalism, and republicanism were the cause of the Great Depression.
• Nations became Socialist, and guaranteed everyone government jobs. 
• Rise of Fascism
• Mussolini
• The Republic of Italy was called inept, and weak by Mussolini. 
• Italian inflation caused huge debt and unemployment in the 1920s.
• What did Mussolini do as Prime Minister:
• Complete Censorship
• Eliminated his Opponents
• Made the state Centralized and Corporate
• He is a De facto Dictator
• Hitler
• He served in WWI, and was bitter that Germany lost.
• He joined the National Socialist Party.
• He was at the head of the Beer Hall Putsch to take over the government in Germany.
• This failed and he went to prison, where he wrote the Mein Kampf.
• Part of his prison sentence prevented him from many years to speak publicly.
• He Began politically to try  and change the government of Germany.
• Nazism
• Hitler lost an election to become President of Germany.
• The Nazis were the most powerful party in Germany, so Hitler was made Chancellor or Vice President.
• The Emergency Powers are written, and the Enabling Act was made in order to prevent a communist revolution that was staged to cause panic.
• Enabling Act
• Outlawed..
• Freedom of Press
• Freedom to Gather
• Other Political Parties are abolished
• Nazis are placed everywhere
• Hitler's Plans
• Removed foreign music
• Removed foreign literature
• Promoted German art
• Undesirable people are sterilized and known as Asocials
• Hated Communism
• Built up army, navy, air force, and highways
• Hitler's Foreign Policies
• Rejected Treaty of Versailles
• Wanted to Unify all Germans
• Occupied the Rhineland
• Signed a Pact with Japan and Italy
• Annexed Austria
• Seized part of Czechoslovakia, and then the rest of it.
• Signed a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union
• Neville Chamberlain
• He made an agreement with Hitler
• He believed he had made peace in his time
• He didn't compromise with Hitler, he simply appeased him.  
• Beginning of WWII
• Germany Invasion of Poland
• Germany lied to its people and told them that Poland had attacked, Germany in reality simply invaded Poland.
• Working with Russia, they take all of Poland.
• Phony War
• For a year, people believed that WWII wasn't actually going to be a war, as no one was really fighting.
• Invasion of France
• Germany trapped the British and French armies, forcing France to surrender.
• Britain came into assist by sea, but in the end Paris fell.
• Battle of Britain
• Britain had two things to resist the German Invasion
• The Radar
• And Spitfire Agile Planes with Really Good Guns
• Germany repeatedly bombed Britain, but the British Spitfires were too much for them.
• Germany retreats from the battle of Britain.
• German Invasion of Russia
• Hitler hated communists and did not trust Stalin.
• Why did he Want the Ukraine
• For its bread
• For its oil
• So that he can isolate Britain
• The German invasion did well, until winter hit in Russia and the invasion ground to a halt.
• Japan After the Russo-Japanese War
• Japan won the war, but realized they relied heavily on other nations.
• Japan lacked resources.
• Prime Minister and War Minister: Hideki Tojo wanted Japan to be a World Power. 
• Manchria
• Japan attacked China multiple times, but this was looked down upon by the league of nations. 
• Expansion of Japan
• Japan wanted to expand and not depend on the US and Britain.
• The US didn't want Japan to expand.
• Pearl Harbor
• The US was given a message to announce the Pearl Harbor attack but the message wasn't delivered so the attack seemed like a surprise.
• We lost warships, air crafts, and battle ships.
• US Fighting on Two Fronts
• US and Britain invaded Algeria
• US won North Africa
• Invaded and Secured Sicily
• Patton and Montgomery were allies who did not get along very well, in their mission to invade Sicily
• Operation Avalanche
• Invaded Italy
• Captured Rome
• Soviets vs Germany
• Siege of Stalingrad
• Stalin moved all of his military and industry behind the mountains and started moving their artillery to Stalingrad and Leningrad just annihilating the Germans.
• Prisoner Policy
• Neither the Soviets or Germany took prisoners
• Operation Overlord
• US Invades Normandy
• Operation Fortitude 
• The US tricked Germany into believing they were invading one area, when they were really invaded another. 
• Operation Overlord
• The US invades Normandy
• Operation Cobra
• US Army raced across France to Paris
• There were giant hedges in the way
• A soldier put a shovel on the front of a tank, and used it to dig out the hedges
• Patton lead the Third Army to Paris
• Operation Market Garden
• Montgomery made a plan to punch a hole through the German line by attacking bridges with artillery and sending paratroopers to hold bridges.
• Once they had the bridges, they would just drive through, however the Germans blow up some of the bridges we needed.
• We had to retreat.
• The Battle of the Bulge
• Germans attacked straight through the American lines, right in the middle of the winter.
• There was very little food, it was in the winter, and very cold.
• It was Hitler's last Gamble.
• Patton came in and saved the day. 
• Strategic Bombing Campaign
• We started bombing places
• Soviets took Berlin
• England Victory in Europe
• Pacific War 
• The Japanese did not accept surrender, and treated prisoners harshly.
• The US lost the Philippines to Japan
• Prisoners were forced to walk across the Philippines
• Doolittle Raid
• We shocked Japan with a military response to Pearl Harbor, not much happened.
• Battle of Midway
• Japan wanted to take Midway, so that they could then take Hawaii from the US.
• US Code breakers learned that Japan was going to try and take midway.
• Admiral Nimitz had the Yorktown carrier refitted in 72 hours and then placed the feet northwest of Hawaii to ambush the Japanese.
• We put Japan on the defensive and saved Midway.
• War in the Pacific 
• Battle of Iwo Jima
• US pushed toward the Japanese Home Islands
• Japan didn't want to surrender
• Japanese Soldiers were in caves on the island
• Battle of Okinawa
• This was the first battle of the US against Japan itself, on land a part of Japan.
• There were thousands of civilians, some of which committed suicide, others committed suicide using bomb vests to battle the US.
• There were many kamikaze missions.
• Operation Downfall
• Cancled invasion of Japan
• Would have weakened Japan and the US
• World War II Diplomacy and Strategy
• The Allies accepted nothing but unconditional surrender of the Axis.
• Benefits Back Home
• Women worked
• Many minorities helped with the war effort
• American Paranoia
• Japanese Concentration Camps in New Mexico and Arizona
• Manhattan Project
• Army Corps of Engineers initiated it
• The best scientists were assembled in the dessert
• Billions of dollars were spent on the nuclear bomb
• Ending the Pacific War
• We bombed Japan
• Hiroshima
• Nagasaki
• Results of WWII
• Innovations
• Technology
• Code Breaking
• Radar
• Nukes
• USA was dominant
• The USSR Emerges
• Isolationism becomes impossible as the US becomes bound to Europe

World History Notes WWI

• Imperialism
• Definition
• Effort of one nation, to dominate over another
• Transformation of Japan
• Japan changed from being a feudal system to an empire
• During the feudal era there were:
• Samurai
• Bushido
• Japan for a time was Xenophobic
• They didn't trust most who arrived in Japan
• Had Many Problems Due to Not Trading with the West
• Commodore Matthew Perry Traveled to Edo and Forced Japan to Trade
• At this time the Japan military was called Tokugawa
• These events lead to a civil war which shapes Japan
• The Result of the Civil War
• A New Leader Takes Hold
• A stronger central government was formed
• The Samurai Class was Abolished
• He Reformed the Tax System
• Experts were brought in from other areas to help modernize Japan and its military
• An Industrial Revolution Takes Place
• Their Businesses Evolved
• The Zaibatsu were formed
• The Shoguns of Business
• Each Business Worked Together to Keep Each Other Running and Successful
• It is dissolved by 1945
• Imperialism in Africa
• By the late 1800s, Europe begins dominating Africa
• Reasons For African Imperialism
• Prestige
• Conservative Nationalism
• Social Darwinism
• Natural Selection Applied to Politics
• There was a belief that white races were more superior
• To Spread the Gospel
• Humanitarianism
• Economic Gain
• Berlin West Africa Conference
• No Africans Were Present
• Cecil Rhodes
• He was a prominent businessman and imperialist
• He wanted to Britain to Dominate Africa and India
• Boer War
• The British fought the Dutch over South Africa
• The Dutch were already there
• The British were trying to take it
• It was a big blow for the British
• Imperialism, Social Darwinism, and Scientific Realism
• Count Arthur de Gobineau
• He was a racist scientist, who believed that each race was its own species and that white people were the superior race.
• Imperialism and Japan
• Using their new capabilities gained through the Industrial Revolution They Declare War on China Over Korea
• Korea and Taiwan give up by Qing China 1895
• Russia and Japan get into a War
• Japan defeats Russia to the world's surprise
• The Balance of Power In Europe Is Blown Away
• What Was Good About the Holy Roman Empire
• It wasn't threatening at all
• All city states functioned on their own
• Unification has made nations more threatening as they are now united.
• Three Emperors League
• Austria
• Russia
• Prussia
• Montenegro Defeat Ottomans
• Russia helped Serbia to Defeat the Ottomans
• That is because Russia wanted to have a warm water port.
• Bulgaria was created as a large and strategic Russian Satellite
• Congress of Berlin
• Bismark (Germany) Dominates the Congress
• France is Left Out of the Congress
• France is isolated because they want revenge against Germany for what happened in Versailles.
• New Nations Are Formed
• Serbia
• Montenegro
• Romania
• Russia Was Humiliated, due to these new nations making Bulgaria less of a power.
• Austria occupied Bosnia, Herzegovia
• The Balkans
• Who Wants the Balkans?
• Russia
• Wants a warm water port in the Balkans
• Austria
• Italy
• The Bismarckian System
• Bismark
• Believed in the politics of reality or Realpolitik
• He Banned the Socialist Party
• He is German
• He Persecuted the Catholic Party
• He wanted to keep the other nations talking with each other and not fighting
• Wilhelm II
• Ascended 1888 to power in Germany
• He Was Bipolar
• He was pro-austrian
• He was anti-russia
• He did not agree with the Bismarkian System
• He believed himself to be infallible
• When He Was Being Born
• He was forced out of the womb, and crushed his arm.
• This forced him to have a deformity
• This deformity made him an insecure bully
• Youth
• His Grandmother was Queen Victoria of England
• He used to admire the naval ships of England
• Imperialist Ideas
• He wanted Germany to have colonies around the world
• He wanted Germany to have a huge Navy
• Wilhelm vs Bismark
• Wilhelm dismissed Bismark
• Bismark was keeping the nations at peace
• Wilhelm wanted more and took power to gain it.
• Bismark kept Russia close, and France Isolated
• Militarism and Imperialism on the Rise
• Alliances
• France and Russia Form a Military Alliance in 1894
• Britain and France Allied in Entente Cordiale in 1904
• When Germany Emerges With Bismark's Absence, and Becomes More Powerful Militarily, Britain Searched For An Alliance.
• Britain does not ally with Germany, because Willhelm II was a spoiled little shit.
• Open Door Policy
• In America in 1905 during the Rosevelt Administration
• There are no taxes on imports, and America believed in free trade.
• Free Trade fosters pure competition in the market
• This Open Door Policy is the opposite of Protectionism
• Protectionism believes in high taxes on imports
• Nations are Not Self Efficient
• Countries depend on one another in order to sustain their society.
• Triple Entente
• Britain 
• France
• Russia
• Triple Alliance
• Germany 
• Austria
• Italy
• Willhelm's Desire for a Stronger Navy
• He reads a book that claims that Britain's Navy is what made them a world power
• Now more than ever Willhelm desires a stronger Navy in order to make Germany more of a world power
• Schlieffen Plan
• Germany is secretly planning for a war
• They know that France wants revenge on them, so they are planning ahead
• This plan was made by Alfred Von Schlieffen to eliminate France and Russia
• He wants to send all of Germany's power to France as France would mobilize first so that they can take Paris.
• The idea was for Germany to go around the large fortifications that France had developed through their towns and take Paris.
• Assination in Sarajevo
• The Black Hand
• Wanted independence from Austrian Rule
• Group of Assassins
• Gavrilo Princip
• Member of the Black Hand
• Assassinated the Arch Duke of Austria and his Wife
• World War One Begins
• Ultimatum
• Austria makes an ultimatum with Serbia
• Serbia accepts the ultimatum from Austria
• Austria declares war on Serbia
• Due to bad communication the war begins even though Serbia accepted the ultimatum
• Austria was given funding by Germany and had Germany as a huge ally.
• Russia Declares War on Austria because they declared war on Serbia
• Germany declares war on Russia
• France declares war on Germany and so does Britain
• The Schlifen Plan is Activated
• Causes of World War One
• Militarism
• Nationalism
• Imperialism
• German belligerence
• French Vegeance 
• Two Armed Camps
• Triple Entente
• Britain 
• France
• Russia
• Triple Alliance
• Germany
• Austria
• Italy
• World War One
• The Rules of War
• The Rules of War have changed
• War used to be short
• War used to be lines of men vs lines of men
• Wars before this time, were before the industrial revolution.
• Before technology hadn't been so advanced, so powerful
• War now was:
• More violent
• Began with an artillery barrage, in which each side started by just blowing each other away
• Men would line up in the trenches, then get out of the trenches and run at the enemy line, with machine gun bullets flying everywhere.
• The military didn't know how to deal with the weapons they had.
• Horrors of Trench Warfare
• Filled with Blood, urine, and poop
• Where the soldiers slept, fought, and lived during the time of war.
• US During WWI
• US Remained Neutral
• Until the Lusitania was sunk by Germany
• Lusitania was a ship containing war military for Germany's enemies
• The US warns Germany not to sink any of their ships anymore.
• Germany cooled off, and stopped just recklessly sinking ships, but then decided fuck it, sink everything again.
• Germany tried to secretly make a deal with Mexico, but the information was intercepted and published openly to the media
• The US could no longer stay neutral
• The US shipped millions of men to Europe, and sways the balance of the war in favor of the allies
• The US pushed the Germans back with their power.
• Germany's government changed and William II ran away.
• Technology of the World
• Chemical Weapons
• Poisonous Gas
• Machine Guns
• Blimps
• Tanks
• Air planes
• Results of The War
• Most devastating war ever
• France was ravaged
• The Emperors of Germany were kicked out
• The Habsburgs were kicked out of Vienna
• The Romanovs are kicked out of Russia
• Germany is Blamed for the War
• Treaty of Versailles
• The nations met in the hall of mirrors to discuss peace for the world after World War One.
• 32 Nations Met
• Big Nations Met
• President Woodrow Wilson, US
• President During World War One
• He was a progressive liberal
• He used to be a:
• Historian
• President of Princeton University
• Governor of New Jersey
• He was an academic and very idealistic
• Prime Minister David George, Britain
• Prime Minister Orlando, Italy
• And more....
• Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points of the Treaty of Versailles
• The Formation of a League of Nations
• Free Trade
• Free Navigation
• France gets its frontier on the border of Germany returned to it
• Open Diplomacy was promoted
• Self Determination was established, where people could choose their own destiny
• Many Nations hated this idea
• Multilateral Disarmament
• Germany and Austria Hungary were forced to sign the treaty
• Guilt Clause
• Effects
• Germany lost all colonies
• Had to pay high reparations
• Had to relinquish bulk of merchant ships
• Had to deliver significant portions of coal to neighbors as a part of reparations
• They had to demilitarize the Rhine Land, and the German military was more or less disarmed.
• Hausburg Empire is Disbanded
• Polish Corridor is Created
• Ottoman Empire ceases to exist
• Palestine, Iraq and Tranjordan, are given to Britain
• Ultimate Results Of the Treaty
• No one got what they wanted
• Cooperation did not happen
• The Roaring Twenties happen in the US, and our country didn't consider itself a world power.
• Britain turns its back on the treaty
• John Maynard Keynes
• Talks shit about the treaty
• By 1920, the treaty is being openly questioned and criticized.
• Russia in Trouble - Revolution
• Nicholas II is the autocratic ruler of Russia, and is heavily separated from the peasants of Russia and their turmoil
• This leads to a revolution in which peasants battle against soldiers
• Industrialization hits, and suddenly the cities balloon with people.
• Famine spreads
• Factories are dangerous
• Nicholas II's heir was Aleksey, but he was very sick and nearly dies several times due to his blood disorder.
• Rasputin was an orthodox priest and mystic.
• He helps to improve Aleksey
• Nicholas II puts his wife in charge, and his wife puts Rasputin in charge.
• Rasputin loved women and partying, but at the party he was poisoned by officials who hated him.
• The poison had no effect on Rasputin.
• The officials straight up Julius Caesared him, but no matter what they do, he wouldn't die.
• They threw him in a river of ice after shooting, stabbing him, and beating, but he escaped the river and then died.
• Nicholas ignores the trouble in Russia
• Soviets form
• Gatherings of comittees of workers to discuss a better Russia
• Liberal Government is Established in Russia in 1917
• Karensky wanted democratic reform, but also to keep fighting WWI.
• Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky who are radical socialists start a revolution in Russia.
• They make a deal with Germany and secretly give them a ton of land, to get Germany off the line.
• Totalitarianism
• Soviet Union becomes a thing
• Socialism rejects private property
• Because private property is what distinguishes one class from another
• Private property is distributed to everybody
• The KGB is formed
• Collectivization is started
• Anyone who resists the change, dies
• Stalin imposes slavery
• Stalin starts making five year plans
• This pushes production to new heights
• The Russians are encouraged to work
• Lenin died, Trotsky was killed by Stalin, Stalin took power
• Purges and Personality Cults were started
• If you work for Stalin and show initiative, Stalin kills you
• If you don't care, and your incompetent, Stalin kills you
• All that is left are like C+ level performers
• This causes everything to kind of suck
• The Romanov's were killed off in the basement.
• Muckrakers
• Those who wrote about social injustices
• The Gilded Age
• The age in America where the rich were rich, but the poor were very poor.
• Jacob Riis
• He helped to show others how bad the world was, so that the world would be a better place through his photography.

Art History ATDSP Romanticism

Artist: Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Title: Oedipus and the Sphinx
Date: 1808
Style Period: 
Page Number: 699




Artist: Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Title: Grande Odalisque
Date: 1814
Style Period:
Page Number: 700




Artist: Theodore Gericault 
Title: Raft of the Medusa
Date: 1819
Style Period: Romanticism
Page Number: 715


Artist: Theodore Gericault 
Title: Madwoman with a Mania of Envy
Date: 1822
Style Period: Romanticism
Page Number: 715




Artist: Delacroix
Title: Death of Sardanpalus
Date: 1827
Style Period: Romanticism
Page Number: 718




Artist: Delacroix
Title: Liberty Leading the People
Date: 1830
Style Period: Romanticism
Page Number: 719


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