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World Civ Exam 3
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Not one of the three sub-divisions of Classicism | Impressionism |
| Classicists believed this period of history was the most perfect | Greece & Rome |
| Not a part of Classical architecture | flying buttresses |
| Because Classicism is "light and airy" it preferred these types of colors | pastels |
| Because it emphasized the Age of Reason, Classical Literature had to have | a logical conclusion |
| English Neo-classical painters often painted | women & dogs |
| In contrast to the English, French Neo-classical painters often painted | revolutionaries |
| This French Classical Novel was remade into Forrest Gump | Candide |
| The ultimate Ne-classical sculptor, he created nearly perfect eyes | Houdon |
| Because it emphasized the Age of Reason, Classical poetry and music followed | natural laws |
| Classical music was absolutely dominated by composers from this country | Germany |
| The most influential building in defining Classical architecture, it was copied by many monarchs | Palace of Versailles |
| Romantics believed this period of history was the most perfect | Middle Ages |
| Romanticism rejected the natural laws of the universe and favored the | supernatural |
| Romanticism rejected reason and emphasized this | emotion |
| In romantic literature, this main character had to overcome some flaw, often personal | transcendent character |
| Romantic poetry rejected these aspects of classical poetry | iambic pentameter & rhyming couplets |
| Romantic literature often featured this type of character | a ghost |
| this modern movie is simply a remake of the original Frankenstein | Jurassic Park |
| Because romantics liked the wildness of nature, romantics preferred these colors | earth tones |
| romantic works often had a dark side, which is usually termed as | gothic |
| in addition to writing novels, the romantics perfected this | the short story |
| not a part of romantic architecture | domes |
| romantic painting was challenged by this invention of the industrial revolution | the camera |
| not a part of the romantic movement | Louis XIV style |
| This movement sought to create a new Magna Carta for Britain | chartism |
| The three "Reform Bills" granted most Englishmen the | franchise(the right to vote) |
| Lloyd-George's progressive tax committed to the Social Contract creating the first | welfare state |
| The repeal of this act granted religious toleration to Britain | test act |
| This dynasty was restored to France in 1815 | The Bourbons |
| The single Orleanist king of France and his regime are known as the | july monarchy |
| The Prince-President Louis Napoleon Bonaparte presided over this government | the provisional government |
| Napoleon III's Second Empire was replaced by | third republic |
| This scandal brought down the French military and government | dreyus affair |
| Someone who believes that change has gone too far and must go back | reactionary |
| Alexander II tried to modernize Russia in 1861 with this great act | |
| The term for the class of Russians that made their living with their minds | |
| A person who believes Russia has a separate destiny from Western Europe | |
| A state sponsored persecution of minority, usually the Jews | |
| This meeting in 1848, led by Western Germany, tried to unite all of Germany | |
| The "Big Germany" solution is known as | |
| The German nation-state created under Bismarck is also known as | |
| The struggle to unify Germany culturally after 1871 is known as | |
| The Ausgleich, or Austria's Agreement with Hungary, created this government | |
| This artistic style, born in America, dominated the late 19th century | |
| This artistic movement tried to move beyond realism and explore the absurd | |
| This artistic movement from France tried to capture the instant, or the moment | |
| Applying Darwin to Human society | Social Darwinism |
| Attempting to change your colonies' culture to that of the motherland | |
| economic domination, without actual military or political control |
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