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Period 3 Group 6 : European Philosophies (AP EURO EXAM REVIEW)
Period 3 Group 6 : European Philosophies (AP EURO EXAM REVIEW)
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AP Euro Exam Review / Period : 1815-1914 / Key Concepts : Philosophies and Intellectual Movements
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1
Realism influenced:
architecture
literature
art
music
2
Which Freudian structure was the "negotiator"?
Id
Superego
Ego
Neuro
3
Romanticists opposed everything that was __________.
Intuitive
Neoclassical
Emotional
Rational
4
Who coined the phrase "survival of the fittest"?
Herbert Spencer
Linnaeus
Animal Planet
Fleming
5
The philosophy that science alone provides knowledge is _________.
Existentialism
Modernism
Positivism
Functionalism
6
European philosophies shifted from Enlightenment _______ to Age of Anxiety __________.
irrationality ; rationality
rationality ; irrationality
7
What would a romanticist not portray?
nature
the supernatural
rationality
individuality
8
An increasingly common view in Europe was that _______ came only through conflict and struggle.
property
progress
poverty
self-realization
9
What scientist developed the theory of evolution?
Darwin
Planck
Curie
Einstein
10
Freud's treatment for neurotic patients was called the:
psychology
antibiotics
personality change
talking cure
11
What art movement added psychological elements to an already-existing art movement?
Romanticism
Cubism
Impressionism
Post-impressionism
12
Bergson argued that _______ was just as important as scientific thinking.
time
rationality
wealth
intuition
13
Freud argued that for people to live in a community, they must renounce their _________.
ego
ancestors
neurosis
instincts
14
What art movement was characterized by a highly analytical approach based on complex geometry?
Cubism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Post-impressionism
15
Which Freudian structure was the internal voice?
Superego
Ego
Id
Neuro
16
Which philosopher's ideas were fundamental to existentialism?
Le Corbusier
Nietzsche
Hume
Marx
17
Which Freudian structure sought fulfillment of all desires?
Id
Neuro
Ego
Superego
18
What artist is primarily known for cubism?
Van Gogh
Picasso
Monet
da Vinci
19
The idea that over time species adapt to their surroundings is:
relativity
aging
evolution
weathering
20
What scientist developed the theory of relativity?
Einstein
Planck
Darwin
Curie
21
Which of the following were NOT realist writers?
Dickens
Dostoyevsky
Wordsworth
Tolstoy
22
Monet and Degas were both ___________ painters.
Impressionist
Expressionist
Realist
Cubist
23
According to Freud, mental illness occurred when the id, ego, and superego were _______.
combined
too strong
in harmony
out of balance
24
Romanticism influenced:
art
literature
music
architecture
25
T/F : Marxist socialism evolved from social Darwinism.
True
False
26
What movement depicted the lives of ordinary people and drew attention to social problems?
Impressionism
Romanticism
Cubism
Realism
27
What label was given to movements that challenged traditional art expression?
Modernism
Dadaism
Romanticism
Functionalism
28
To Freud, what was neurosis?
mental health
mental illness
imbalance of the id, ego, superego
brain cells
29
Wordsworth and Lord Byron were _______ writers.
positivist
romanticist
existentialist
realist
30
What abstract art movement focused on capturing a moment's color and light?
Post-impressionism
Impressionism
Romanticism
Cubism
