Music

Expressionism- high degree dissonance

Arnold Schoenberg- self-taught in music theory
Igor Stravinsky- influenced by Nikolai Rimsky
Electronic Music- involves electronics
Musique Concrete- edited magnetic tape
Karlheinz Stockhauzen- use of spatiality
Chance Music- aleatory music
John Cage- "prepare" a piano

Art
Dodu- first major anti-art
Surrealism- everything we see always hide things
De Stijl- three principal colors
Social Realism- depression era
Abstract Expressionism- active gestures
Pop Art- to bring art back
Op Art- illusional characteristics
Happening- painting, music, poetry, theatre, and dance
Performance Art- installation and other forms of art
Flash Mob- group of people summoned
Kinetic Art- involves motion
Installation Art- contemporary art

 Physical Education
Media- originated from advertising industry
Mass Media- tv, radio, newspaper
Social Media- facebook, twitter

 Health
Quackery- form of health fraud
Quack- refers to a person or company involved
Medical Quackery- medicine
Nutritional Quackery- food products
Device Quackery- tools
Acupuncture- thin needles
Ventosa Massage Cupping Therapy- cups
Reflexology- application of pressure
Naturopathy- traditional treatment