Exam 13: The Baroque Age
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The philosophy of __________ was based on the premise "Doubt everything."
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__________ comedy focused on the adventures of "people of quality" and poked fun at the morality of the bourgeoisie.
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The Spanish baroque painter __________ is associated with the mystical and inward-looking nature of the Counter-Reformation.
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__________ is a government with power vested in the hands of an absolute monarch.
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English __________ poetry turned from love to an inward questioning.
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The work of __________ proposed three new laws of planetary motion.
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The mid-sixteenth century movement for reform in the Roman Catholic Church is called the __________.
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Consider the relationship between the rise of science,on one hand,and liberal political theory (such as that of John Locke)on the other.Explain how they both challenge key assumptions supporting rule by divine right and absolutism.
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The novel __________,by Miguel Cervantes,is a parody of chivalric romances.
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The studio of Peter Paul __________ is noted for its many assistants and high output.
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The __________ style exalted intuition,inspiration,and the genius of human creativity.
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John Locke believed that the each person is born __________.
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The dramatic use of light and shade in Baroque painting is called __________.
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