You need to know the following for your test Monday
1. Characteristics of the Neoclassical Period
2. Define: Symphony, Opera, Enlightenment, classical orchestra
3. Five Characteristics of Classical music
4. Age Mozart began composing
5. A symphony and opera by Mozart
6. Father of the Symphony
7. Name a few works by Haydn
8. Person who bridged the gap between Classical and Romantic music
9. What did Jaques Louis David paint about?
10. Name 3 paintings by David
11. How was Thomas Jefferson a writer of the Enlightenment?
12. Describe Jefferson's architecture and name 2 buildings
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Neoclassical Comparison
Characteristics of the Classical/Neoclassical
1. Restraint
2. Order
3. Reason
4. structural clarity
Find a Painting from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a painting from the Neoclassical
Find a sculpture from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a sculpture from the Neoclassical
Find a building from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a building from the Neoclassical
Using same Neoclassical paintings as above contrast to a Baroque work of painting, architecture, and sculpture.
How does Classical music fit the characteristics of the Neoclassical period?
1. Restraint
2. Order
3. Reason
4. structural clarity
Find a Painting from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a painting from the Neoclassical
Find a sculpture from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a sculpture from the Neoclassical
Find a building from ancient Greece or Rome and compare to a building from the Neoclassical
Using same Neoclassical paintings as above contrast to a Baroque work of painting, architecture, and sculpture.
How does Classical music fit the characteristics of the Neoclassical period?
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Cold War beginnings study guide
Why was it cold? How did brinkmanship almost make it hot?
What role did German occupation play?
Explain the failure of Potsdam and its effect on the Cold War
What were a few reasons Stalin did not trust Britain and the U.S.?
What was the effect if nuclear weapons?
What is a satellite state? Name a few of the USSR.
What is NATO? Name involved countries.
What was the Warsaw Pact? Name countries involved.
What is the U.N? Security council? Who are 5 permanent members.
What was the Iron Curtain? Who coined the term?
What was the Berlin Airlift? Why was it needed?
What role did German occupation play?
Explain the failure of Potsdam and its effect on the Cold War
What were a few reasons Stalin did not trust Britain and the U.S.?
What was the effect if nuclear weapons?
What is a satellite state? Name a few of the USSR.
What is NATO? Name involved countries.
What was the Warsaw Pact? Name countries involved.
What is the U.N? Security council? Who are 5 permanent members.
What was the Iron Curtain? Who coined the term?
What was the Berlin Airlift? Why was it needed?
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Classical Music day 2
Find 3 interesting facts about Mozart
Who wrote the "London Symphonies"?
Name two operas Mozart wrote
Who wrote the "London Symphonies"?
Name two operas Mozart wrote
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Cold War
United Nations formationUN preamble
Warsaw Pact doc
NATO
Iron Curtain
Berlin Airlift
Berlin Wall
Containment
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan (how much money given?)
U-2 incident
Brinkmanship
Outline chart page 476
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/east-germany-approves-new-constitution?cmpid=Social_Twitter_H2_03192013_5
Classical Music
Baroque to classical
Symphony
Long work, 4 parts
1. Fast
2. Slow and lyrical
3. Dance-like
4. Fast
Haydn "Father of the symphony"
94th 1st mov
94th 2nd mov
94th 3rd mov
94th 4th mov
Mozart
Child Prodigy, died young
Typical classical symphony
Mozart 40th 1st mov
Mozart 40th 2nd mov
Mozart 40th 3rd mov
Mozart 40th 4th mov
Mozart 40th
- Classical is longer with more
- instrumentsClassical is homophonic vs polyphonic
- Smooth change in dynamics
- Various moods
- Flexible rhythm
- Memorable melody
Symphony
Long work, 4 parts
1. Fast
2. Slow and lyrical
3. Dance-like
4. Fast
Haydn "Father of the symphony"
94th 1st mov
94th 2nd mov
94th 3rd mov
94th 4th mov
Mozart
Child Prodigy, died young
Typical classical symphony
Mozart 40th 1st mov
Mozart 40th 2nd mov
Mozart 40th 3rd mov
Mozart 40th 4th mov
Mozart 40th
Monday, March 18, 2013
Post World War 2
Page 462
1. What were the Nuremberg trials?
2. How did the allies divide Germany?
3. Of the 1.2 million people in Warsaw 1939 how many were left in 1945?
4. How many Japanese died?
5. What is demilitarization?
6. Who was Douglas MacArthur?
7. How did he Set up the new Japanese government?
8. Answer #1 and #2 on top of page 465
Page 475
9. What is the United Nations?
10. How many originally joined?
11. What was the pledge?
12. What is the security council?
13. How many permanent members?
14. What special powers did the permanent members have?
1. What were the Nuremberg trials?
2. How did the allies divide Germany?
3. Of the 1.2 million people in Warsaw 1939 how many were left in 1945?
4. How many Japanese died?
5. What is demilitarization?
6. Who was Douglas MacArthur?
7. How did he Set up the new Japanese government?
8. Answer #1 and #2 on top of page 465
Page 475
9. What is the United Nations?
10. How many originally joined?
11. What was the pledge?
12. What is the security council?
13. How many permanent members?
14. What special powers did the permanent members have?
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Middle Ages-WW2 Review World Civ
ONE PAPER PER PAIR. DIVIDE THIS UP. For each topic below: what is it? Why is it important?
Hundred Years War
Black Death
Crusades
Norman Invasion of England
Renaissance
Absolutism
Exploration of America
Spice Trade and Silk road
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Counter Reformation
English Reformation
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
War of Austrian succession
War Spanish succession
7 years war
American Revolution
19th century Imperialism
Industrial Revolution
Age of Revolution
Causes of WW1
WW1 and treaty of Versailles
Rise of Dictatorships in the 1920's
Russian Revolution
World War 2
Hundred Years War
Black Death
Crusades
Norman Invasion of England
Renaissance
Absolutism
Exploration of America
Spice Trade and Silk road
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Counter Reformation
English Reformation
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
War of Austrian succession
War Spanish succession
7 years war
American Revolution
19th century Imperialism
Industrial Revolution
Age of Revolution
Causes of WW1
WW1 and treaty of Versailles
Rise of Dictatorships in the 1920's
Russian Revolution
World War 2
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
World War 2 Study Guide
TEST IS DAY AFTER WE COME BACK.
Name the Axis
Name the Allies
Leaders of: Italy Germany France USA Japan and Britain
Appeasement of Germany: Chamberlin, Rhineland and Czechoslovakia
Invasion of Poland 1939
How did Hitler violate Treaty of Versailles?
What is fascism? Where in Europe?
What is blitzkrieg? And were used?
Explain invasion of France
Battle of Britain
Operation Barbarossa
North African war
Atlantic Charter
Lend/lease other forms of aide
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Stalingrad
El Alamein
D Day
Yalta goals
Potsdam accomplishments and failures
Dropping of atomic bomb
Name the Axis
Name the Allies
Leaders of: Italy Germany France USA Japan and Britain
Appeasement of Germany: Chamberlin, Rhineland and Czechoslovakia
Invasion of Poland 1939
How did Hitler violate Treaty of Versailles?
What is fascism? Where in Europe?
What is blitzkrieg? And were used?
Explain invasion of France
Battle of Britain
Operation Barbarossa
North African war
Atlantic Charter
Lend/lease other forms of aide
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Stalingrad
El Alamein
D Day
Yalta goals
Potsdam accomplishments and failures
Dropping of atomic bomb
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