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Ch 14 Revolution Romanticism Flashcards

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Napoleonic Code was

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Prototype of later civil law codes

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French general, became first consul, declared himself emperor, revolutionized military training & organization, reorganized education, established Concordat
(Romantic era)

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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Napoleon: Concordat did what?

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Reinstating Catholicism in France

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English poets of Romantic age (4)

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John Keats
Percy Bysshe Shelley
William Wordsworth
Lord Byron

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The world is too much with us
Author
Romantic

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Wordsworth

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Hours of Idleness
Author
Romantic

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Lord Byron

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Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage
Author
Romantic

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Lord Byron

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The Corsair
Author
Romantic

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Lord Byron

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The Lament of Tasso
Author
Romantic

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Byron

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9
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Mazeppa
Author
Romantic

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Byron

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Don Juan
Author
Romantic

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Byron

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11
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5th & 9th symphonies most influential works of

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Beethoven

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12
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Moonlight sonata
Composer
Romantic

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Beethoven

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Italian violinist

Romantic era

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Niccolo Paganini

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Polish pianist and composer

Romantic

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Frederic Chopin

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Waltz #1 in E flat
Waltz #10 in B minor
Composer
Romantic

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Chopin

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Symphony no. 4 in D minor
Composer
Romantic

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Schumann

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17
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Napoleon Crossing the Alps

Painter

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Jacques-Louis David

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18
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Liberty Leading the People
Artist
Romantic

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Eugene Delacroix

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The Death of Sardanapalus
Artist
Romantic

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Delacroix

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20
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The Disasters of War
Artist
Romantic

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Goya

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21
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Executions of the Third of May
Artist
Romantic

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Goya

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22
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The Wanderer Above the Mists
Artist
Romantic

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Caspar David Friedrich

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The Slave Ship
Artist
Romantic

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Turner

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Rain, Steam, and Speed: the Great Western Railway
Artist
Romantic

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

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25
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Literary genre characterized by horror, supernatural, Medieval setting

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Gothic novel

Romantic era

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The Pit and the Pendulum
The Tell-Tale Heart
The Fall of the House of Usher
The Raven
Author - gothic - Romantic era
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Edgar Allen Poe

27
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Jane Eyre

Author

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Charlotte Bronte

28
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Wuthering Heights

Author

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Emily Bronte

29
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Frankenstein

Author

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Mary Shelley

30
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Annabel Lee

Author

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Edgar Allen Poe

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Romanticism for Germans: nature, feeling, human individualism
Called

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Sturm und Drang (storm and stress)

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The Sorrows of Young Werther
Author
Romantic

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Von Goethe

33
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Faust
Author
Romantic

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Goethe

34
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Walden. Or
Life in the Woods
Author

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Henry David Thoreau

American

35
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Genesee Scenery or Landscape with Waterfall

Artist

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Thomas Cole

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Movement - late 18th century

Opposed slavery

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Abolitionism

37
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Notes of a chord played in rapid succession

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Arpeggio

38
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Resemblance of sound in words or syllables. Similar sounds ESP in vowels

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Assonance

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Romanticized antihero, flawed character, typically young, attractive male
Destructive passions, alienation, rebellion

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Byronic hero

40
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Process different organisms believed developed from earlier forms

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Evolution

41
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Insatiably striving for worldly knowledge, power - at price of spiritual values

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Faustian

42
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Advocacy of political, economic, social equality of sexes

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Feminism

43
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Apparent contradictions: thesis, antithesis part of higher truth (synthesis)

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Hegelian dialectic

44
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Philosophy: objects of knowledge dependent on activity of mind

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Idealism

45
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Music, literature: recurring motif or theme

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Idee fixe

46
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Music, literature: recurring theme associated w/character, situation, element

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Leitmotif

47
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Type of German song, solo w/piano

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Lied (“leet”)

48
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Type of theater: sensationalism, sentimentality

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Melodrama

49
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Literature: figure of speech substitutes 1 word or phrase for another

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Metaphor

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Opera: action not interrupted by music, music determined solely by dramatic appropriateness

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Music drama

51
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Patriotic feeling, principles, efforts

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Nationalism

52
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Organisms better adapted to environment survive, produce more offspring (Darwin)

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Natural selection

53
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Music: short romantic composition
Art: picture of night scene

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Nocturne

54
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Literature: ceremonious lyric poem uniting emotion & general dedication

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Ode

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Single work of art

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Opus

56
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Chief female dancer in ballet

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Prima ballerina

57
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Music built around non musical story.

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Program music

58
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Relating to Prometheus

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Promethean

59
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Literary, artistic movement: assert validity of subjective experience

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Romanticism

60
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Literary Account of life of former slave, related by slave personally

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Slave narrative

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Applies theory of natural selection to social, political, economic issues (survival of fittest)

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Social Darwinism

62
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Continued existence of organisms best adapted

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Survival of the fittest

63
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19th century belief in unity of all things, innate goodness of man

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Transcendentalism

64
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One who excels in technique of an art, highly skilled

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Virtuoso

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