Romanticism

Question 1

Romanticism Dates

Answer 1

1798-1832

Question 2

Motto for French Revolution and lifestyle

Answer 2

“Liberty, Equality, & Brotherhood”
Very Strict
1789-1799

Question 3

reigned from restoration to romanticism; Lost 13 colonies from America; people did not like him because of strict rules; First in his bloodline to not have a prime-minister

Answer 3

George III

Question 4

Year George III was declared insane

Answer 4

1811

Question 5

year George III died

Answer 5

1820

Question 6

Thousand of French aristocrats and middle class citizens killed; England feared it would happen to them; Poor class tired of problems and blamed upper class

Answer 6

Reign of Terror

Question 7

Dates for reign of terror

Answer 7

1793-1794

Question 8

Tory prime Minister; hoped to ease situation between France and Britain with War; Persuaded parliament to pass ACT OF UNION

Answer 8

William Pitt

Question 9

Act of Union states

Answer 9

Ireland would be represented in the British Parliament and all the British Isles would be joined as Great Britain

Question 10

Took over French government, established control over continental Europe, lost in the Battle Trafalgar; Invaded Russia

Answer 10

Napoleon Bonaparte

Question 11

2 major things Napoleon did

Answer 11

Got rid of democracy and Established autocracy

Named himself emperor

Question 12

How did Napoleon lose to Russia?

Answer 12

To Cold in 1812

Question 13

Location Napoleon was exiled to

Answer 13

Island of Elba

Question 14

Determined Europe’s fate after defeating Napoleon and the French Military

Answer 14

Congress of Vienna

Question 15

Battle in which Napoleon experience final defeat in 1815

Answer 15

Battle of Waterloo

Question 16

Policy that the economy operates best with zero government interference; Literally means in French “allow to do” Gives people options

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Laissez Faire

Question 17

unemployed factory workers that went around to various countries smashing factory equipment

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Luddite Riots

Question 18

Parliament’s reaction to Luddite riots

Answer 18

outlawed destroying equipment

Question 19

Reason for the Luddite Riots

Answer 19

machinery taking jobs

Question 20

Early romantic writers

Answer 20

Willim Blake, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Question 21

Scottish writers

Answer 21

Robert Burns and Walter Scott

Question 22

Lake Poets

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William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Hazlitt, Robert Southey, Dorothy Wordsworth

Question 23

Romantic Essayists

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Charles Lamb, William Hazlitt, Thomas De Quincey

Question 24

How was Jane Austen different

Answer 24

Stuck neoclassical style of restoration, and wrote novels of manners

Question 25

New Generation romantics

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Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Shelley, John Keats

Question 26

Was in the dragoon, considered one of the best poets, studied at cambridge, collaborated with wordsworth

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Question 27

constantly Bullied, Studied at Oxford, mary shelley was wife

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Percy Shelley

Question 28

Poem about a corrupted ego ruler who was arrogant. Said he was going to be the greatest king ever

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Ozymandias

Question 29

Metaphorical poem asking a bird to teach the speaker how to sing and be beautiful

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Ode to a Skylark

Question 30

Poem that describers the beauty of autumn. Asks to lift up his spirit

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Ode to a West Wind

Question 31

poem that makes fun of George the 3rd, hopefully he will be dead soon, ruining everything

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Sonnet England in 1819

Question 32

Read the Bible often, was catholic, parents put him through Drawing school, was engraver and artist

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William Blake

Question 33

Poem comparing Jesus Christ as the lamb; question and answer type

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The Lamb

Question 34

Had many girlfriends and worked on a farm, most successful Scottish poet

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Robert Burns

Question 35

Bug crawling on a wealthy woman ; don't look outward not inward

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to a louse

Question 36

Athletic, had limp, fell in love with cousin, died of tuberculosis

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Lord Byron

Question 37

Reflection on all missed opportunity

Answer 37

On this day of my 36th year

Question 38

he and his mother died from tuberculosis, apprenticed a surgeon, abandoned medicine for poetic dreams, died at 25, apothecary

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John Keats

Question 39

jealous of a flower that is free, happy, and has a long life,speaker blacks out in the woods from smoking weed

Answer 39

Ode to a nightingale