Test #10 isms and the Revolutionary Era
Post date: Jan 18, 2011 2:18:20 PM
Charles X
July Revolution
Constitutional assembly
Louis Phillipe
Whigs and the Reform Act of 1832
Robert Peel
Chartists
Anti-Corn Law League 1839
Poor Laws of 1834
Liberalism
Socialism
Romanticism
Frederick William IV
Frankfurt Assembly
Prussian Constituent Assembly
Ferdinand I
Francis Joseph
Kossuth
Mazzini
Young Italy
The Duties of Man
John Wesley
Chateaubriand
Authors
Goethe “Faust”
Blake “The Tiger” and “the Lamb”
Coleridge “The Ancient Mariner”
Lord Byron
Philosophers
Karl Marx
Frederick Engels
Hegal
Herder
Artists
Delacroix
Goya
Composers
Beethoven
Wagner
Questions due the day of the test
1. Compare the role of feelings for Romantic writers and the role of reason for Enlightenment writers. How was this similar to the view of Religion between Methodists and Deists?
2. What were the tenets of liberalism?
3. What difficulties did the conservatives have in Austria, Prussia, and Russia face in the years after the Napoleonic wars?
4. Describe the constitution of the restored monarchy in France. Was the government truly constitutional?
5. What did the French Revolution of 1830 achieve and at what cost?
6. What factors helped Britain avoid Revolution?
7. What were the main ideas of Karl Marx?