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Jake Jolley - Week 2 - Pechakucha Response

Jake Jolley - Week 2 - Pechakucha Response


- Key Take-Aways-
- Activism in the 19th century managed to take many forms through its use in architecture, art, propaganda, and others in order to create a variety of outcomes. The variety of outcomes also seemed to be widespread throughout the world, with many forms shared between countries. Most of the movements were in order to achieve pride and patriotism, as well as political change in some other cases.

-Key Wanderings-
- How did propaganda adversely affect any of the movements?
- What acts of art managed to relay the ideals without meaning to?
- In what ways did architecture adversely affect views of the population.

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