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(Tehnology Advances improve Life, Revolution in the arts, (A New…

- - - - Response to political/economic changes
      - Cubism
        
        Turned natural shapes into geometric forms
      - Surrealism
        
        Links "dreams" to real life
        
        Means "beyond or above reality
        
        How was Surrealism connected with Freud's ideas?
        
        Tried to call on the "unconscious" parts of their minds
  - - - The Rite of Spring
        
        Ballet preformance
        
        Uses irregular rhythms
      - Jazz
        
        Developed by mainly African-Americans
    - - Rejected traditional harmonies and music scales
- - - - Now uncertainty and relativity replaced Isaac Newton’s comforting belief in a world operating according to absolute laws of motion and gravity.
      - they challenged deeply ingrained beliefs about the nature of reality
      - Einstein’s ideas had implications not only for science but also for how people viewed the world.
    - - In the unconscious, a number of drives existed, especially pleasure-seeking drives, of which the conscious mind was unaware. Freud’s ideas weakened faith in reason.
      - Both Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein's ideas were revolutionary in their respective fields, impacting not just their own disciplines but also broader societal thinking.
      - Freud treated patients with psychological problems.
- - - - People were fearful for the future and were doubting their current beliefs
    - - A belief that there is no universal meaning to life
        
        Actions and and choices created individual meaning for each person