Salah Shaban Abdirahman
Course HOW02
Assignment 5
Feminism emerged as a global movement demanding political inclusion for women. Suffragettes
advocated for the right to vote and participate in public affairs. Women began to demand the same
rights as men, including political representation.
In the last lecture, concerns arose about the reliability of self-regulating markets after the 1907 panic.
John Maynard Keynes highlighted the fragility of the global economic system's core. The shrinking of the
world due to globalization made social class disparities more visible.
Globalization fostered interconnectivity and allowed movements to leverage media to shape public
perception. Movements gained momentum and extended their influence beyond national boundaries.
Despite challenges, movements for reform persisted in pushing for greater equality.
Movements for reform transcended national borders, utilizing new methods to influence public opinion.
Activists focused on citizenship rights both domestically and internationally. From New Zealand to
Tokyo, activists participated in reshaping global political dynamics.
Counter images depicted men resisting women's changing roles in society. Some suffragettes used
dramatic tactics to protest, such as Emily Davidson's protest at the Epson Derby in 1913. These protests
and images began to affect public sentiment and politics.
Narrative Map about Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso, a Spanish artist from the 20th century, revolutionized art with his innovative styles. Born
in 1881, he lived through a period of great social and political change, including both World Wars. This
era of turmoil influenced his art and contributed to his desire to challenge traditional artistic
conventions.
Picasso's art featured bold colors, abstract shapes, and distorted figures. He co-founded artistic
movement, and also explored Surrealism and Expressionism. His iconic works, such as arts showcased
his ability to convey powerful messages through art.
Picasso's influence reshaped the art world, inspiring generations of artists with his experimentation and
creativity. His legacy as a pioneering artist continues to impact contemporary art and spark discussions
on social and political issues. Picasso remains one of the most influential and celebrated artists of the
20th century.