3rd Humanities Unit 2: Critical Theory

What shapes culture?

• Geography, history, and traditions.

• Only individual preferences.

• A country’s economic status.

What is critical theory?

• A way of analyzing society to understand power structures and inequality.

• A method for solving mathematical problems.

• A set of strict rules for organizing governments.

What is an example of ideology?

• A specific law about traffic rules.

• A random opinion without evidence.

• A belief in democracy or equality

How can we describe the concept of hegemony?

• A peaceful agreement between two countries.

• The dominance of one group over others through cultural or political influence.

• The celebration of cultural traditions.

What is dialectic?

• A type of ancient language.

• A method of understanding ideas through discussion and reasoning.

• A political speech used during elections.

What is the difference between individual identity and collective identity?

• Individual identity is personal, while collective identity is shared by a group.

• Individual identity is about culture, and collective identity is about religion.

• There is no difference between the two terms.

What is a manifesto?

• A private letter sent between political leaders.

• A type of artistic sculpture.

• A public declaration of ideas, beliefs, or goals.

What was the main message of the Dada manifestos?

• To reject traditional art and celebrate nonsense and freedom of expression.

• To create strict rules for making art.

• To support historical traditions and realism in art.

What is the main message of Futurist manifestos?

• To return to ancient traditions.

• To preserve rural life and avoid change.

• To celebrate technology, speed, and the modern world.

How can we describe the concept of culture?

• The beliefs, customs, and arts of a group of people.

• The economic wealth of a society.

• A political system used in one country.