AP EURO REVIEW - Unit 5 Topic 8 - Romanticism

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What was the primary focus of the Enlightenment thought that the Romantic Movement challenged?

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Emphasis on reason

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Who founded Methodism, a notable movement during the religious revival in Europe?

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John Wesley

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Describe how the Romantic Movement differed from Enlightenment thought in terms of its approach to human emotions.

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Romanticism emphasized the role of emotions in moral improvement.

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Explain the role of revolution, war, and rebellion in demonstrating the emotional power of mass politics and nationalism during the Romantic era.

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They demonstrated the emotional power and influence on mass politics and nationalism.

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In what way did Jean-Jacques Rousseau's philosophy diverge from the Enlightenment's emphasis on rationality?

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By highlighting the role of emotions and feelings in human nature

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Analyze the impact of the Romantic Movement on the perception of individualism compared to Enlightenment ideals.

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Romanticism promoted a more emotional and personal form of individualism.

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Evaluate the significance of religious revival movements, like Methodism, in challenging Enlightenment thought.

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They provided a spiritual and emotional alternative to Enlightenment rationality.

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What was a key characteristic of the Romantic Movement that set it apart from the Enlightenment?

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Emphasis on emotional expression and individual experience

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Identify a major theme of Romantic literature that opposed Enlightenment ideals.

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Emotional depth and nature

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Discuss how the Romantic Movement's view of nature differed from that of the Enlightenment.

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Romanticism saw nature as a source of inspiration and emotional experience.