3.01 (S2)

This movement rejected the ideas of logic and reason and sought truth in nature and emotion.

• Enlightenment

• Romanticism

• Revolution

• Articism

This French philosopher believed that humans were naturally good, and they should follow emotions rather than reason.

• Johann Wolfgang

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• Jacques-Louis David

• Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Which are true about Rousseau's beliefs?

• He paved the way for Romanticism.

• He believed that society corrupted people.

• He was a champion of freedom.

• He believed reason made people cold and unsympathetic.

They said "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains."

• Rousseau

• Goethe

• Wordworth

• Shelly

This English Romantic poet created their own kind of hero, they even supported Greece's revolt against the Ottoman Empire.

• Goethe

• Byron

• Wordsworth

• Mozart

A German romantic poet who wrote Sorrows of Young Werther, about a hero who followed his heart rather than his head.

• Goethe

• Byron

• Wordsworth

• Shelley

The English Romantic writer William Wordsworth found his inspiration here.

• In nature, specifically the Lake District of England.

• In nature, specifically in the moors of Scotland.

• In industry, specifically the factories of London.

• In politics, specifically around Washington, DC, in the United States.

This Romantic novel was written by Mary Shelly and has become one of the most famous horror stories of all time.

• The Adams Family

• Percy Jackson

• Frankenstein

• The Mummy

This Romantic painter chose to paint everyday scenery from his childhood and urged other artists to leave their studios and paint outside.

• Friedrich

• Byron

• Constable

• Shelley

At first a classical composer, this German musician would breaking the old rules of composition, eventually becoming known as a Romantic.

• Mozart

• Bach

• Beethoven

• Chopin