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1
Who inspired the book Robinson Crusoe?
Jonathan Swift
Daniel Defoe
Alexander Selkirk
Oliver Cromwell
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What did authors and philosophers do to get more people to read their ideas?
Teach them in school
Make a fictional story out of their ideas
Tell people to read their books
Produce a lot of books
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To which art movement does this painting belong?
Neoclassicism
Renaissance
Rococo
Realism
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Which class got more influence?
Higher class
The royal family
Middle class
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What did people reconsider and discuss the most in the enlightenment?
The literature
The role of God
The prices in stores
Their family
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Who became king after Oliver Cromwell died?
Charles ll
James ll
Anne
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What became a bigger part of England because capitalism got bigger?
The modernization of the farmers
The interest of people in education and science
trade and industry
Civil wars
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What does intellectual mean??
When you like to read books
When you disagree with the politics and the state
When you discover and discovering new things
When you are well developed and think why things are like that
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What is the name of the considered first english novel?
The Pilgrim’s Progress
Moll Flander
Robinson Crusoe
Gulliver’s travels
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How did king Charles die?
He got ill
He got killed in a war
He got beheaded
He drowned
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What theatrical performance during the restoration combined music, dance and drama?
Ballet
Masque
Opera
Symphony
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What were the main artforms during the enlightenment?
Baroque and Romanticism
Impressionism and Surrealism
Gothic and Rennaissance
Rococo and Neoclassicism
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Who were two famous classical composers during the Enlightenment?
Vivaldi and Chopin
Bach and Tchaikovsky
Mozart and Beethoven
Handel and Haydn
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What did Benjamin Franklin prove?
Gravity from an apple falling
The lightbulb
That lightning was a form of electricity
The economic system
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What is a Satire?
Writing that does not follow a rhyme scheme unlike poetry
A form of literature that mocks a subject to highlight its problems
Poetry was often characterized by grandiose themes and herioc figures
An increasing focus on humans rights and social justice