Test 3 HUM 2020

Voltaire championed the idea that Newtonian Law and religion were one in the same, this is known as?

What country's revolution became the blueprint and the inspiration for almost every other modern revolution? 

Which of the following is not considered a "rock & roller?"

Which of the following artists is not an impressionist?

Who created the gallant style and the motif while and who created the symphony in four movements?

Geothe's Faust and Lord Byron's Don Juan is commonly associated with?

Surrealism, an art-form made famous by Joan Miro and Salvador Dali, was inspired by the works of?

Chopin, Schubert, and Beethoven are regarded as what period composers?

Which of the following is not an existential work?

Karl Marx wrote the?

Gothic writers like Edgar Allen Poe and Mary Shelly dealt mainly with?

The father of economics and capitalism was?

Checkov, Dostoyevsky, and Nietzsche all wrote in the realist style but ventured into?

Jane Austin, with her works Sense & Sensibility and  Pride & Prejudice, created the?

Jackson Pollack's abstract expressionism is more commonly known as?

The Brighton Pavilion, made in the Romantic "Oriental" style, was created by?

Dadaism, art that made no sense because the world did not make sense, was epitomized by?

Salons, people gathering together during the Rococo Period, was developed by?

The Cold War was also known as the Age of?

Francisco Goya is most associated with?

Writers trying to find the meaning of life were better known as the?

Franz Kafka's insane nightmarish book, Die Verwandlung, where the main character transformed into a bug was known as?

Charles Dickens wrote David Copperfield and Bleak House, he was a master of?

Leni Riefenstahl's The Triumph of the Will and D.W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation are both?

Andy Warhol is most commonly associated with which artistic movement?

In ballet, dancing "on point" or on their toes was perfected by?

The Rococo Movement was considered the softer, lighter version of what period?

Iron (steel) & glass were the main two mediums of modern architecture, which of the following does not qualify?

Denis Diderot created the first?

The art nouveau movement came up with the concept of "art for art's sake." Who coined this term?

Happenings are when the audience participates in the art. The creator of this form was?

Jean Jacques Rousseau expanded on John Locke's ideas with his book?

Minimalist art is supposed to be?

Johnathan Swift, author of A Modest Proposal  and Gulliver's Travels, was a master of?

Jazz and greats like Louis Armstrong were a product of the?

What American architect is known for both his organic style as well as his "sculpting" style?

Pablo Picasso's impressionistic worked was later classified as?

Which famous Victorian philosopher the idea of social reform and the for the equality of women? 

Which of the following is not a Victorian composer?

With Fascism, most think of Hitler and the Nazis, however, who really developed this ideology?

The realism movement was destroyed by what new invention?

World War I is best characterized as the first war to use?

Einstein's Theory of Relativity and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle created?

The Hudson River School is most closely associated with?

Installation art needs to be?

Unitarianism, the idea that what's good for the most is best for society, was developed by?

Post-impressionist, Vincent Van Gogh's most famous painting is?

The Reign of Terror, during the French Revolution, was caused by?

Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species described what new phenomena?

Who helped develop the clean & functional Bauhaus movement in architecture?