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| In what century did the French Classicist period begin: |
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| The French Classicist period was most dominated by which king: |
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| Pascal differed from Descartes in that Pascal thought that after creation Descartes: |
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| Descartes believed that all sciences formed a unity, and what held them together was: |
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| In Descartes' Methods, he believed that the first step in solving any problem begins with: |
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| Jansenits believed that good must be chosen: |
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| Jansenism, during the French Classicist period, conflicted with the notion of: |
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| In Pascal's opinion, the principles of truth, reason and senses: |
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| Louis XIV's concept of absolutism can be acknowledged as L'Etat c'est moi. This translates to: |
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| In many pieces of art funded by Louis XIV, he is represented as: |
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| The direction of French architecture during the Classicist period was dominated by the uncle and nephew team of the family: |
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| Poussin's art reached its utmost refinement in his series of paintings known as: |
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| The French Classicist painters were most influenced by the work of: |
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| In French Classicist literature, the role of women: |
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| Most of Mme. De Sevigne's letters are written to: |
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| Pierre Cornielle's break through play was: |
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| Jean Racine's play, Andromaque, is set amid the aftermath of: |
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| The play that is recognized as Molier's greatest achievement is: |
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