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Review quiz on #modernism
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In the post-modern era artists denied the existence of...
artists as rock stars
performance art
originality
painting
2
From the pre-modern to the modern period economic drivers shifted from...
hunting and gathering to farming
exporting to importing
farming to industry
nationalism to globalism
3
In the modern period the value of an artwork rested in...
how famous the museum where you could see it was
how much it fetched at auction
how well it allowed for the artist to express him or herself
how well it mirrored reality
4
The industrial revolution did NOT cause this to happen...
The War of 1812
populations moving from rural to urban areas
the rise of mass produced products
pollution
5
In post-modern art the most important aspect of art was ...
the monetary value of the work of art
the finished product
how shocking it was
the process
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One of the most controversial techniques of post-modernism was...
installation
performance art
use of appropriation
the abandonment of painting
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The Italian Renaissance saw a return to...
an alliance between Italy and China
socialist politics
the power of the Roman Empire
an interest in Humanism
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After the fall of the Roman Empire, Europe entered into the Middle Ages which was saw...
widespread prosperity
the rapid development of science
1000 years of relative peace
fear and superstition replacing idealism
9
During the Age of Enlightenment philosophers thought...
the New World was actually India
monotheism should replace polytheism
we could understand the universe through the use of reason
Beyonce should have won the grammy for best album
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The transition from the pre-modern period to the modern period did NOT see...
an advance in technology
a shift in science from fixed laws of physics to relativity
the rise of Japan as a world power
social, republican and democratic revolutions in government