Unit VI Part 6 & 7
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| Jacksonian Democracy | -The beginning of widespread democracy in the America's with Jackson as the "voice of the people"
-Almost widespread white male suffrage and discipline for juveniles
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| serjents, "bobbies," and Schutzmannschaften | -Police in countries such as France, Britain, and Germany
-Main goal was safety of the people (not a military body)
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| London Mechanics' Institute | -Institute created to make lower classes more productive, and less of a crime threat.
-Hoped to civilize them by giving them knowledge.
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| Romanticism | -A new direction in thinking towards trusting feelings an emotions.
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| Geothe's The Sorrows of the Young Werther | -Romanticism novel about a man who's love for a woman was not reciprocated, so he committed suicide
-Goethe eventually rejected Romanticism for Classicism, although his book continued to set a Romanticism example.
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| brothers Grimm | -Told Romanticist stories as if German history
-Was a collection of fairy tales that are popular today.
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| Sir Walter Scott | -A literary Romanticist novelist
-Wrote Ivanhoe
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| neo-Gothic architecture | -revival of medieval Gothic architecture across Europe
-Was a part of the Romanticist movement
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| Mary Shelley's Frankenstien | -Created as a piece of Gothic literature, which was a part of Romanticism focused on the bizarre.
-Written in similar style of Edgar Allen Poe, taking Romanticism to an extreme.
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| Percy Bysshe | -A romanticist poet who had a short, but intense life
-wrote about the ways people are bound by laws
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| William Wordsworth | -A Romantic poet emphasizing love for nature.
-Described nature as a living thing, and tried to display its emotions.
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| Caspar David Friedrich, J.M.W Turner, and Eugene Delacroix | -Romantic artists with the goal of painting more of the emotions of nature and places.
-Used light and darkness to highlight emotions.
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| Ludwig von Beethoven and Hector Berlioz | -Beethoven: a composer whose music contained aspects of Classicism and Romanticism, and conveyed emotions through his compositions
-Berlioz: Romanticism composer who was a founder of program music (music using moods and sound effect to depict a story)
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| Chateaubriand's Genius of Christianity | -book considered the "Bible of Romanticism"
-Supported the Bible/Catholicism with Romanticism and Gothicism
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