Chapter 10

The audiences for most of the early journals were men, but one journal was meant for women and it was called

Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the Clergy of the 18th century?

How did the work of a married peasant woman compare to that of an urban wife?

Perhaps the most influential of the salon hostesses of the mid-18th century was

In what way was marriage and family patterns in Eastern Europe different from those in northwestern Europe?

Which of the following is true about the attitudes toward children during the early 18th century?

Which of the following is TRUE of the Aristocratic elites during the 18th century?

style faithful to that of the High Renaissance, with its emphasis on clarity, simplicity, balance, and harmony of design

Sociologists often categorize families into two board types: the __________ and the ___________

Among writers, intellectuals, and scientists, the sense of a sophisticated, common European culture known as

His masterpiece, Faust, was about aman who made a pact with the devil, but realized disciplinne was needed to reach goal

Some new Protestant movements grew during the 18th century, including

Why was marriage delayed in Northwestern Europe through the early 18th century?

A popular male writer, who is best known for his novels Robinson CrusoeI (1719) and Moll Flanders (1722).

The new movement which celebrated individual feeling and inner passion came to be known as

A well-known festival began around the start of the year and lasted until the first day of Lent.

Which of the following was NOT a quality of traditional European society prior to the 18th century?

Daniel Defoe famous novel where a young man set out to sea in a classic break with parental authority.

Music director at the Church of St. Thomas in 1723. Composed his Mass in B Minor and his St. Matthew’s Passion.

Although transportation was cumbersome and slow, many elite Europeans embarked on a “___________” of European cities.

Methodism’s founder, had a transforming experience that convinced him that any person could be saved by experiencing God

Regular social gatherings that brought the wealthy together with philosophers, writers and scientists to discuss ideas.

Originated as clubs dedicated to humane values, and they operated in an aura of secretiveness and symbolism

Which of the following is NOT true about education in the 18th century?

outbursts of popular wrath, ghettos were looted and people were massacred.

Was a child prodigy who wrote his first opera at twelve. The Marriage of Figaro, The Magic Flute...

The founder of the Society of Friends, popularly called Quakers, emphasized the personal inner religious experience

Mostly began as literary institutions, concerned with upholding the literary style.

The practice in which only the eldest son inherited the title and land, while younger sons moved into commerce/army.

Which of the following is TRUE of the Peasants during the 18th century?

Over 90% were peasants, artisans, domestic servants, and laborers were often referred to in France as members of the

Many people in western Europe owned small plots of land, but others farmed plots of land for landowners and were called

Which of the following was an expectation for peasant women during the early 18th century?

How was health and hygiene affected by differences in social class?

By the 1730’s a new style emerged, meaning “shellwork” in French, but implying “frivolous decoration.”

Which of the following was not true about how most people felt about bathing until the mid-1700s?

best known book was Pamel, or Virtue Rewarded (1740), which recounted the trials of an honest servant girl.

The deep divide between social classes in Europe fostered a split between ____ and ___________.

Jews were often required to live in separate communities known as

Which of the following is NOT TRUE of marriage and the family in Northwestern Europe?

Which of the following is TRUE of the Townspeople and Urban Dwellers of the 18th century?