3rd Quarter Review

Question 1

John Locke

Answer 1

1

Question 2

Meritocracy

Answer 2

2

Question 3

State of Nature

Answer 3

3

Question 4

General Will

Answer 4

4

Question 5

Estates General

Answer 5

5

Question 6

Rights of Man

Answer 6

6

Question 7

Reign of Terror

Answer 7

7

Question 8

Olympe de Gouge

Answer 8

8

Question 9

William Blake

Answer 9

9

Question 10

Songs of Innocence

Answer 10

10

Question 11

Wordsworth

Answer 11

11

Question 12

Frankenstein

Answer 12

12

Question 13

Economies of Scale

Answer 13

13

Question 14

Spinning Jenny

Answer 14

+Spinning machine invented in late 18th century
+Increases rate which you spin fiber into thread
+Important component to growing industrial revolution and cloth making

Question 15

External Combustion Engine

Answer 15

14

Question 16

Power Loom

Answer 16

15

Question 17

Bourgeoisie

Answer 17

16

Question 18

Class Struggle

Answer 18

17

Question 19

Classless Society

Answer 19

18

Question 20

Labor Theory of Value

Answer 20

+Tire > rubber
+Where does the extra value come from? Labor.
+Marx’s idea to justify revolution
+If value of production comes from labor, then Labor must be enjoying its fruits or else management is stealing it away

Question 21

Courbet’s Stone Breakers

Answer 21

+1850 Gustav Corbet
+Realist painting
+Meant to draw attention of audience to plight of working people and Proletariat

Question 22

Manet’s Olympia

Answer 22

19

Question 23

Monet’s Views of Rouen Cathedral

Answer 23

+Late 19th century
+Impressionist painter
+Concerned with change of moments
+Contribute to less solid view of life itself

Question 24

Belgian Congo

Answer 24

20

Question 25

Role of Markets

Answer 25

21

Question 26

Opium Trade

Answer 26

22

Question 27

Kipling

Answer 27

23

Question 28

Freud

Answer 28

23

Question 29

Nietzsche

Answer 29

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Question 30

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Answer 30

+Painted by Van Gogh in the late 1800’s (1889)
+Shows a manipulated depiction of the night sky
+Depicting what he wants you to see and the rules of perspective are synthetic