The basic principle of nineteenth-century liberalism was that
A. the individual should be free from external control.
B. wealth and power should be distributed fairly in society.
C. the state is a divine institution.
D. All these answers are correct.
A
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a. sensuous, dramatic, and passive b. sensuous, expressive, and sheerly musical c. expressive, dramatic, and sheerly musical d. sheerly musical, active, and passive e. imaginative, intellectual, and emotional
Shared by the seventeenth-century aristocratic courts of France, India, China, and Japan was the
A) production of comic opera and ballet. B) effort to make cultural contact with each other. C) will to employ the arts as expressive of mass sentiments. D) commissioning of extravagant royal palaces.
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a) binary b) ternary c) sonata c) rondo
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)