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The Great Depression went on during the 1930s and had left America in pieces, as well as anxious for what was to come.

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The Treaty had left Germany in shambles following the war, giving rise to Adolf Hitler years later.

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Many men had to deal with the trauma of fighting in WW1 by themselves because of the stigma on mental health during this time.

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A poem that captures "The Age of Anxiety" perfectly. 

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Another example of Dada art, but with a piece by Max Ernst.

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Changed scientific beliefs that dated back to Isaac Newton and developed modern physics with his theory of relativity.

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A military retreat by the Chinese Communist Party's army that lasted a year and covered over 4,000 miles.

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A protest led by Chinese students that called for the implementation of democracy and science.

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Leader of the Indian nationalist movement that pushed for independence from Great Britain; highly respected.

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A group of writers and poets who came of age during or after WWI. 

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The New Deal was a set of public programs, financial reforms, and regulations that helped set the American people back on track during the Great Depression. 

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The founder of psychoanalysis and in the 1920s argued that the problems people have come from repressed sexual desires.

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The rise of this fascist had started a movement that would snowball (before crashing & burning) with the rise of Adolf Hitler a few years later.

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The rise of Adolf Hitler had helped a post-WWI Germany feel powerful again.

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The one of many scientific developments!

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The Atom and the Bohr Theory of its Structure, 1926.

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The Atom and the Bohr Theory of its Structure, 1926.

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Valentin Shcherbakov's piece that depicts Vladimir Lenin at the beginning of the Russian Revolution.

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"A Spectre is Haunting Europe, the Spectre of Communism."

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"A Spectre is Haunting Europe, the Spectre of Communism."

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Women had taken the place of men in the workplace during the war.

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One of Otto Dix's pieces from his portfolio, Der Krieg, which focused on his traumatic experience in WWI. 

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Stormtroops Advancing Under a Gas Attack, 1924.

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Stormtroops Advancing Under a Gas Attack, 1924.

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Hannah Hoch's Dada piece that summarizes the movement's attitude towards war: it is chaos and that the world is mad.

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Cut with the Kitchen Knife Through the First Epoch of the Weimar Beer-Belly Culture, 1919.

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Cut with the Kitchen Knife Through the First Epoch of the Weimar Beer-Belly Culture, 1919.

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Another response to the Guernica bombing. 

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German-French painter, poet, & sculptor that was a pioneer for abstract art, as well as a founder of Dadaism.

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Expresses the difficulties and sorrows of war. Painted after Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy's bombing of Guernica in Spain.

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The father of Cubism and huge contributor to 20th century art.

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alas our good kaspar is dead.
who will conceal the burning banner in the cloud's pigtail now and
blackly thumb his daily nose.
who will run the coffee grinder in the primeval cask now.
who will entice the idyllic deer out of the petrified bag.
who will blow the noses of ships unbrellas beekeepers ozone-spindles and bone the pyramids.
alas alas alas our good kaspar is dead.  goodness gracious me kaspar is dead.
the hay-fish in the bell-barns chatter heartbreakingly whenever his first name is uttered.  that's why i keep on sighing
his surname kaspar kaspar kaspar.
why hast thou forsaken us.  into what shape has your great wonderful soul migrated.  are you a star now or a chain of
water on a hot cyclone or an udder of black light or a transparent brick on the moaning drum of craggy existence.
now our crowns and our soles are drying up and the fairies are lying half-charred at the stake.
now the black bowling alley is booming behind the sun and no one is winding the compasses or the handbarrow wheels any more.
who will eat with the phosphorescent rat at the lonesome barefoot table.
who will drive out the siroccoco-devil when he tries to lure the horses away.
who will interpret the monograms in the stars for us.
his bust will grace the mantels of all truly noble men but that's no solace or snuff for a death's-head.