The document discusses the rise of modernism in art, music, and architecture between 1890-1920 in Europe and America in response to industrialization. Modernist artists rebelled against tradition and embraced new social and political ideas. Developments included impressionism, photography, which became recognized as an art form, and early motion pictures. Ragtime music also emerged and influenced the development of jazz. Overall, the period saw rapid technological, entertainment, and artistic changes that created a new modern era.