Exam 14: The Enlightenment

Classical music typically has a memorable,tuneful __________.

The rise of the __________ was an important component of dance during this period.

Works of art dealing with everyday life and common subject matter are called __________.

Although the movement began in the eighteen century,the term __________ was not coined until the nineteenth century suffrage movement.

The hymn "Ode to Joy" was written by __________.

Ballet d'action emphasized __________.

Voltaire famously wrote criticisms of the __________.

Antonio __________ sculpture Pauline Borghese as Venus Victrix used Napoleon's sister for a model.

Alexander Pope used __________ to criticize society.

In eighteen century literature,drama declined and the __________ began to rise.

What was the name of the English artist who criticized society in order to stir people to humanitarian action?

Frederick II is an example of a(n)__________ despot.

The rococo style in literature produced much __________.

The most important movement form in the classical period of music is the __________.

Mary Wollstonecraft argued that women were naturally submissive.

Both Mozart and Haydn are known for their symphonies.

After the French Revolution,baroque and __________ styles faded.

The attempts of architects to engage with Enlightenment philosophy are classified as __________ architecture.

Decorative and delicately superficial __________ painting was the art of the waning aristocracy.

Who wrote the well-known poem called An Essay on Criticism?