humanities II final

In 1868, Japan returned to rule by emperor, inaugurating a period known as the

Baron Haussmann was responsible for the

Which architect coined the phrase "form follows function"?

Rubens's main interest in much of his work

Thomas Hart Benton is best known for his

Jane Austin's novels are classified as

Surrealist art was indebted to Dada and delighted in the

War and Peace is the masterpiece written by

The 3 performance features of minimal elements, commonplace chance events, and uniqueness in time were of the sound of:

The British Houses of Parliament in London are a model of the

During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a style of Japanese art called ukiyo-e arose, it became associated with

Under the rule of the so-called Yongle Emperor the palace enclosure where the emperor and his court lived was called the

The name "Impressionism" was derived from a painting by

The poetic style of the Beat Generation was essentially the style of

Machiavelli's The Prince asserts that people are basically

"What is the sound of one hand clapping?" is an example of a Zen

After the 1848 revolution, Courbet returned to his native village, and painted the realities of life experienced by the

The painting style of Jacques-Louis David was

Michelangelo's fresco of The Last Judgment reflects the:

Locke argued that the mind at birth is a tabula rasa, or

Among the most beautiful of all Palestrina's works is his:

Luther attacked the sale of indulgences in his

The writing at the upper left of Shen Zhou's Poet on a Mountaintop is a

The first notable composer of opera was

Descartes formulated his fundamental concept in Latin: Cogito, ergo sum, which means:

Neoclassical architecture relied on the ideals of

Frank Lloyd Wright's best-known home is

Muromachi gardens were designed for

Another more radical Protestant leader was active in Geneva, Switzerland. His name was:

basho Matsuo is known for his

Which dynasty was a relatively short, but nevertheless a culturally significant, reign?

Goethe's literary play, Faust, has been described as a defining work of

Perhaps the most extraordinary of the French Renaissance chateaux is that of

Albrecht Dürer's fame derives especially from his

Ralph Waldo Emerson called himself a(n)

Igor Stravinsky composed the ballet score to

Peter Bruegel was most concerned with

The painter Watteau was most noted for his depictions of elegant out-of-doors parties called:

The central tenets of Sartre's philosophy begin with his idea that

Which Abstract Expressionist is famous for "drip painting"?

The leader of the Mannerists in Venice was

Simone de Beauvoir's most important contribution to the intellectual life of the mid twentieth-century is

In order to take readers into the minds of his characters, Joyce used a narrative technique called

The composer who created the famous opera Don Giovanni

The most important paintings created in China after the thirteenth century were

The human psyche, according to Sigmund Freud, is divided into:

The Mannerist viewpoint was anti-Classical in its

Claude Debussy was to nineteenth-century French music what Pierre-Auguste Renoir was to nineteenth-century French

Milton had monumental conception of poetry attuned to the

The Chinese often considered the highest form of art to be.