Above all else, the Futurist Manifesto admired the power of machinery and speed.
True
False
The Futurists never carried through the notion that war was glorious and could help evolution.
True
False
Above all else, the Futurist Manifesto admired the power of machinery and speed.
True
False
The "Great Awakening" of the 1700s was deeply emotional and directly contrary to the
Rationalism of the times.
True
False
Philosopher who saw man as naturally anarchical and violent, driven by self-preservation, and
could only be tamed by a heavy-handed ruler.
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Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Rene Descartes
Sir Isaac Newton
Because of the Industrial Revolution, the idea that science was the answer to everything was
questioned.
True
False
The love of money is
The root of all evil
The root of all kinds of evil
The root of all hatred
The root of all strife
A Victorian idea that scientific objectivity could be used in proving their claims of contact with a
spirit-world.
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Rationalism
Spiritualism
Empiricism
Positivism
Classical and Neoclassical artists celebrated the expression of emotioN.
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False
A priori knowledge is
Knowledge that takes priority
Knowledge that comes from a source other than man
Knowledge that is discovered by experience and observation
Knowledge that comes from logic alone
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the Enlightenment
a strong movement to reject any interpretation of Scripture that was “mysterious” and not
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a seed-change paradigm shift in the way the world saw God
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None of the above
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Darwin's association with Democritus was recognized even while Darwin was still living.
True
False
An artist who owed a great debt to the Enlightenment and Age of Reason, and is the Father of
Neoclassical painting.
Francisco Goya
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Jacques-Louis David
Rosa Bonheur
Bill Watterson
A posteriori knowledge is
Knowledge that takes priority
Knowledge that comes from a source other than man
Knowledge that is discovered by experience and observation
Knowledge that comes from logic alone
John Locke saw man as
Basically good
Receiving his rights from God
Needing a government to protect life, liberty, and property
Having no right to take another's property for any reason
All of the above
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None of the above
What PT Barnum called one of "The Humbugs of the World."
Rationalism
Spiritualism
Empiricism
Positivism
An early proponent of placing an emphasis on reason in the 1600s was
Karl Marx
Rene Descartes
George Washington
Gaston Berger
John Stuart Mill followed Aristotle’s love of investigating nature minus the purpose of finding a
higher spiritual order.
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True
False
Both John Calvin and Thomas Hobbes believed man tended toward anarchy without
intervention.
True
False
The Enlightenment is seen as a goal to be realized in the eyes of some today.
True
False
Charles Darwin was not the first to put together the idea that man evolved from primordial soup.
True
False
The Futurist Manifesto stated that the key to the future was by studying the past.
True
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False
Democritus was brought back to European awareness in the
1400s
1500s
1600s
1700s
The artist whose response to the atrocities of Napoleon's army in Spain marks the beginning of
the Romantic Era.
Francisco Goya
Jacques-Louis David
Rosa Bonheur
Bill Watterson
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