Question 1

What is meant by the term liberalism? How did the liberals seek to promote the gains of the French revolution in the nineteenth century?

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Question 2

​Many Romantics viewed God as

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Many Romantics viewed God as an inspiring spiritual force that was present in all aspects of nature and the human experience. They often saw God as a source of creativity and inspiration, rather than a distant deity or manipulative force.

Question 3

What is meant by the term conservatism? Why did the conservatives reject the French revolution?

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Question 4

Nineteenth Century liberals​ espoused all of the following except

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Nineteenth Century liberals did not generally support universal voting rights. At this time, voting rights were largely restricted to property-owning white men. The liberal movement focused more on individual rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech and protection of property rights. While some liberals did push for expanded voting rights, it was not a central component of the liberal ideology at that time.

Question 5

What were the political views of Edmund Burke?

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Question 6

Explain the connection between romantic thought and the growth of nationalism.

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Question 7

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s).
 
-On a blank map of Europe,mark the point of origin of the following ideas: idealism,romanticism,conservatism and liberalism.

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Question 8

Compare and contrast liberalism with conservatism.

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Question 9

​Conservatives view of society included all of the following except

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Conservatives believed in the importance of community and religion in society, and therefore did not view individualism as the key to a successful society. Option C suggests that individual autonomy is important, which goes against conservative beliefs.

Question 10

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s).
 
-On a blank map of Europe,designate with arrows the countries that may be associated with the following cultural figures: Shelley,Wordsworth,Keats,and Byron; Hugo and Chateaubriand; Schlegel,Schiller,Schelling,and Beethoven.

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Question 11

​During the nineteenth century,liberal nationalist helped to create all of the following countries except

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Liberal nationalists did not help create modern-day Turkey, as it was formed out of the Ottoman Empire in the aftermath of World War I under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who pursued a more secular and nationalist vision for the country.

Question 12

Why was history a very important part of the work of Hegel? In what way did Hegel's view of freedom actually limit man's freedom of action? How did his ideas contrast with the ideas of the philosophes?

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Question 13

Which statement best portrays what ​Romantics thought about history and historians?​

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Romantics believed that history should focus on the unique characteristics of each historical era, emphasizing the particular rather than the general. They rejected the Enlightenment view of history as a linear progression towards perfection and instead embraced a more subjective and emotional approach to the past.

Question 14

​Which statement is least associated with the work of Immanuel Kant?

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Immanuel Kant believed in the concept of constant conjunction of events, which is similar to cause and effect but not the same. There is no direct correlation or causality between events, but there is a regularity in their occurrence. The other statements are associated with Kant's philosophy, including his emphasis on the active role of the mind in organizing sensory information, the limitations of human knowledge to the empirical realm, and the dependence of scientific laws on our categorization of phenomena.

Question 15

What was the relationship between nationalism and liberalism in the nineteenth century? Has this relationship necessarily continued into the twentieth century? Discuss.

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Question 16

Romantics and German nationalists ​viewed the German state as

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The Romantics and German nationalists viewed the German state not as a human institution or a rational arrangement between individuals, but rather as a holy expression of the Germanic spirit. This view emphasized the importance of national identity and cultural heritage, and rejected universal norms and individualism in favor of collective values.

Question 17

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s).
 
-On a blank map of Europe,designate the state where each of the following philosophers worked: Hegel,Kant,Hume,and Mill.

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Question 18

What is meant by the term romanticism? hHow did the romantics differ from the philosophes?

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Question 19

​The French Revolution helped propel the growth of nationalism by

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The French Revolution asserted that the state was not the possession of the ruler, but rather belonged to the people. This idea helped to promote nationalism, the belief in a shared national identity and loyalty to the nation-state. The French Revolution also inspired other nationalist movements throughout Europe.

Question 20

Romantics viewed folk culture as​

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Romantics viewed folk culture as the deepest expression of national feeling, believing that traditional beliefs, customs, and storytelling were a source of national identity and unique cultural heritage. They valued the authenticity and simplicity of folk culture as opposed to the artificiality of aristocratic culture.

Quiz 13: Thought and Culture in the Early Nineteenth Century

What is meant by the term liberalism? How did the liberals seek to promote the gains of the French revolution in the nineteenth century?

Many Romantics viewed God as

What is meant by the term conservatism? Why did the conservatives reject the French revolution?

Nineteenth Century liberals espoused all of the following except

What were the political views of Edmund Burke?

Explain the connection between romantic thought and the growth of nationalism.

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,mark the point of origin of the following ideas: idealism,romanticism,conservatism and liberalism.

Compare and contrast liberalism with conservatism.

Conservatives view of society included all of the following except

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,designate with arrows the countries that may be associated with the following cultural figures: Shelley,Wordsworth,Keats,and Byron; Hugo and Chateaubriand; Schlegel,Schiller,Schelling,and Beethoven.

During the nineteenth century,liberal nationalist helped to create all of the following countries except

Why was history a very important part of the work of Hegel? In what way did Hegel's view of freedom actually limit man's freedom of action? How did his ideas contrast with the ideas of the philosophes?

Which statement best portrays what Romantics thought about history and historians?

Which statement is least associated with the work of Immanuel Kant?

What was the relationship between nationalism and liberalism in the nineteenth century? Has this relationship necessarily continued into the twentieth century? Discuss.

Romantics and German nationalists viewed the German state as

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,designate the state where each of the following philosophers worked: Hegel,Kant,Hume,and Mill.

What is meant by the term romanticism? hHow did the romantics differ from the philosophes?

The French Revolution helped propel the growth of nationalism by

Romantics viewed folk culture as

Quiz 13: Thought and Culture in the Early Nineteenth Century

What is meant by the term liberalism? How did the liberals seek to promote the gains of the French revolution in the nineteenth century?

​Many Romantics viewed God as

What is meant by the term conservatism? Why did the conservatives reject the French revolution?

Nineteenth Century liberals​ espoused all of the following except

What were the political views of Edmund Burke?

Explain the connection between romantic thought and the growth of nationalism.

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,mark the point of origin of the following ideas: idealism,romanticism,conservatism and liberalism.

Compare and contrast liberalism with conservatism.

​Conservatives view of society included all of the following except

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,designate with arrows the countries that may be associated with the following cultural figures: Shelley,Wordsworth,Keats,and Byron; Hugo and Chateaubriand; Schlegel,Schiller,Schelling,and Beethoven.

​During the nineteenth century,liberal nationalist helped to create all of the following countries except

Why was history a very important part of the work of Hegel? In what way did Hegel's view of freedom actually limit man's freedom of action? How did his ideas contrast with the ideas of the philosophes?

Which statement best portrays what ​Romantics thought about history and historians?​

​Which statement is least associated with the work of Immanuel Kant?

What was the relationship between nationalism and liberalism in the nineteenth century? Has this relationship necessarily continued into the twentieth century? Discuss.

Romantics and German nationalists ​viewed the German state as

Please use this outline map of Europe to answer the question(s). -On a blank map of Europe,designate the state where each of the following philosophers worked: Hegel,Kant,Hume,and Mill.

What is meant by the term romanticism? hHow did the romantics differ from the philosophes?

​The French Revolution helped propel the growth of nationalism by

Romantics viewed folk culture as​

Many Romantics viewed God as

Nineteenth Century liberals espoused all of the following except

Conservatives view of society included all of the following except

During the nineteenth century,liberal nationalist helped to create all of the following countries except

Which statement best portrays what Romantics thought about history and historians?

Which statement is least associated with the work of Immanuel Kant?

Romantics and German nationalists viewed the German state as

The French Revolution helped propel the growth of nationalism by

Romantics viewed folk culture as