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| He had great faith in God's ability to provide for the spiritual and physical need of the orphaned children in his care. |
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| What is not a characteristic of romanticism in art? |
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| A desire to create an impression |
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| Why are the 1890s often called the "Mauve Decade"? |
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| Because of the widespread use of synthetic purple die |
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| Who developed the theory of evolution? |
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| Who used realistic elements in his stories of working-class Englishmen? |
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| Name one of the two men whose preaching brought many to Christ in the 1800s. |
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| D.L. Moody & Charles Spurgeon |
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| Belief in evolution affected science only. |
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| Ludwig Van Beethoven is the best-known composer of the romantic era. |
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| Impressionism rejected romanticism's dreamlike quality by emphasizing how life really is. |
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| Why was Britain spared the disruptive revolts taking place in the rest of Europe? |
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| Because it recognized the need for change and gradually made changes |
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| What was not a major problem the Congress of Vienna faced? |
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| Recognizing middle-class power |
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| Who was the leading statesman at the congress of Vienna. |
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| What type of government did Great Britain have? |
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| What was not one of the ideas spread by France during the age of Napoleon? |
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| In 1829 this country gained its independence from the Ottoman Empire. |
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| What is an intense devotion and loyalty to one's own people? |
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| What country gained it's independence from the Netherlands in 1831? |
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| Who declared himself emperor of France in 1804? |
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| England's stable government did not keep its people from revolting. |
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| European leaders met at the Congress of Vienna to put Europe back together after Napoleon was defeated. |
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| What was The Great Exhibition a tribute to? |
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| What is a Philanthropist? |
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| A person who gives their resources to benefit humanity. |
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| The influence of England's ruling monarch gave the nineteenth century this title. |
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| What was the main rule of Victorian decorating? |
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| What was the main source of heat in the typical middle-class Victorian home? |
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| What attitude best describes the middle class in the nineteenth century? |
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| What was the name of the structure that housed the Great Exhibition of 1851? |
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| This servant's job was to supervise the family's children. |
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| Wealthy Englishmen attempted to relieve the poor and suffering. |
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| The nineteenth century saw the growth of the middle-class in England. |
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| What is not related to socialism? |
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| Which nation led the free-trade movement by trading freely with her colonies? |
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| In which country were communists successful in overthrowing the government? |
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| Which of these is a characteristic of socialism? |
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| Encourages government control |
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| Who wrote "Communist Manifesto" and "Das Kapital"? |
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| Who invented the telephone? |
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| What is the economic system in which all property is privately owned? |
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| What invention allowed families and historians to chronicle life more accurately? |
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| Iron was used to insulate the underwater transatlantic cable. |
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| Marketing includes setting prices for products and advertising them. |
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| During this time people began to accept the idea of single women working outside the home. |
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| In 1866 an undersea telephone cable was laid between Europe and North America. |
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| Cast iron was the building material of choice after the 1850s. |
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| Producers base a product's price on supply and demand. |
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| Capitalism works best when there is free trade. |
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