Art and Activism

CounterCulture

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Multiple Choice

Baby boomers faced many issues in the 60's (Vietnam War, racism, oppression, wealth inequalities, pollution) What did they believe about these issues?

• That activism and the people could make a CHANGE

• That these issues were inevitable in the US

• That people did not have the power to make a difference

Multiple Choice

During the 60's ______________ became a place of activism and protests for groups like the New Left and SDS.

• Universities/College campuses

• Government Buildings

• Statues/Monuments

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a belief that unified people within "counterculture" in the 1960's?

• Wearing tie dye

• A distrust of "the establishment"/ "the man"

Multiple Select

How did the Boomer's differ from their parents generation? (check more than one)

• They dismissed the cultural norms in fashion/music/expression

• AT THAT TIME Boomers were the most educated generation in history

• They typically supported the Vietnam War

Multiple Select

What topics were the focus of the counterculture music in the 60's? (check all that apply)

• War/Peace

• Racism

• Wealth divide

• Nuclear war

Open Ended

Why were young people inspired to join this counterculture movement? What events/ experiences do you think influenced the youth to move towards counterculture lifestyles, art, music, and beliefs?

Multiple Choice

Artists used pure, shimmering colors to capture a moment in time.

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Romanticism

• Deism

Multiple Choice

A deeper interest in Nature's own beauty, along with expressing thoughts and feelings of an individual's emotion, is called;

• Realism

• Neo-Classical

• Impressionism

• Romanticism

• Gothic Art

Multiple Choice

Claude Monet, Pierre Renoir, Edward Manet and Edgar Degas were artists who used form of artistic genre:

• Realism

• Romanticism

• Gothic Artists

• Impressionism

• Baroque

Multiple Choice

Real life images of peasants, poor people and other rural settings; like working in the fields, is refereed to as this type of art style:

• Romantic

• Realism

• Impressionistic

• Classical

• Gothic

Multiple Choice

A special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group.

• civil rights

• justice

• privilege

• equality

Multiple Choice

State of being equal in status, rights, and opportunities

• diversity

• equality

• civil rights

• prejudice

Multiple Choice

The act of treating a person or people unjustly based on their background and characteristics (race, religion, age, or gender).

• oppression

• racism

• discrimination

• diversity

Multiple Choice

Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control used by a group in power.

• racism

• discrimination

• oppression

• privilege

Multiple Choice

A widely held belief but oversimplified image of a person, people, or thing.

• action

• identity

• empathy

• stereotype

Multiple Choice

The organization of the ____________ of the Civil Rights Movement basically wrote the book on how to carry out effective and powerful protests.

• activism

• camaraderie

• phenomenon

• stagecraft

Multiple Choice

Any organization, company, or system of work in general needs an established ___________. People need to know to whom to report and who is in charge. That said, it is important that those at the top know that without those subordinate to them their operation would not be able to work.

• activism

• algorithm

• hierarchy

• stagecraft