Cultural Movements and Historical Concepts

The video tutorial by Miss Prichard covers vocabulary for Global 2 students, focusing on nationalist revolutions. It begins with instructions on creating flashcards and notes, followed by a review of basic terms like nation state and nationalism. The video explains the Hispanic colonial social structure and discusses political ideologies such as conservatism, liberalism, and radicalism. It highlights key Latin American and European nationalist leaders and introduces concepts like realpolitik and russification. The tutorial concludes with an overview of 19th-century art movements, including Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism, and Classical music, and a reminder to complete notes and flashcards.

What is a nation state?

• A country with multiple governments

• A state with no defined borders

• A region with diverse cultures

• A country controlled by one government with a common culture

In the Hispanic colonial social structure, who were the peninsulares?

• Spaniards born in Latin America

• Mixed European and Indian heritage

• Born in Spain and held all the power

• Mixed European and African heritage

Which political ideology supports a traditional monarchy?

• Liberalism

• Radicalism

• Socialism

• Conservatism

Who led Haiti to independence?

• Dussan Lovatore

• Simone Bolivar

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Jose de San Martin

Which leader is associated with the unification of Germany?

• Kaiser Wilhelm

• Otto von Bismarck

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Camilo de Cavour

What does the term 'Balkans' refer to?

• A type of government

• A peninsula in Southeast Europe

• A political ideology

• An art movement

What is Russification?

• The unification of Germany

• An art movement focusing on realism

• The spread of Russian culture to all ethnic groups in the Russian Empire

• A political ideology supporting democracy

Which art movement focuses on nature and individual thought?

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Romanticism

• Classical Music

What is the main focus of Realism in art?

• Life as it was, including dirt and grime

• Light and color

• Emotional expression through music

• Nature and beauty

Which art movement is better viewed from a distance?

• Impressionism

• Classical Music

• Romanticism

• Realism