World History Reading Guide Chapter 2 Section 2

People accepted ______ during the middle ages.

• the authority of the Church

• democracy

• scientific reasoning

• universal suffrage

Censorship is:

• The act of promoting free speech

• The suppression or prohibition of speech, writing, or images deemed objectionable

• A method of encouraging creativity

• A form of government funding for the arts

People spread Enlightenment ideas in:

• salons, coffeehouses, and printed materials

• factories and mines

• military camps

• sports arenas

The Baroque style of art is characterized by:

• simplicity and restraint

• dramatic, harsh use of light and shadow, movement, and emotional intensity

• abstract forms and minimalism

• geometric shapes and flat colors

The Rococo style of art is characterized by:

• Bold colors and dramatic scenes

• Ornate decoration, soft and light, pastel colors

• Geometric shapes and symmetry

• Realistic depictions of everyday life

The style of music developed during the Enlightenment was:

• Baroque

• Classical

• Romantic

• Jazz

Johann Sebastian Bach was:

• a famous composer

• a scientist

• a painter

• an inventor

Enlightened Despot is defined as:

• A ruler who embraces Enlightenment ideas while maintaining absolute power

• A democratic leader who promotes equality

• A monarch who rejects all reforms

• A philosopher who opposes monarchy

Frederick II made which of the following reforms?

• Abolished serfdom

• Introduced religious tolerance

• Reformed the legal system

• All of the above

Catherine ruled which country?

• France

• Russia

• Spain

• England