Whose most significant work became known as the "bible of romanticism"?
A. Chateaubriand
B. Wesley
C. Schleiermacher
D. Kant
Answer: A
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a. was found in nature, a type of pantheism. b. was omnipotent and spiritual and had entered into a Covenant with the Hebrew people. c. was spiritual and all powerful but disinterested in humanity, except for the Hebrews. d. reigned in a dualistic power struggle with satanic forces. e. created humans to be his slaves.
Why did some Northern critics label Jefferson as a "Negro President"?
a. Because he was rumored to have had sexual relations with one of his slaves b. Because he strongly supported abolition of slavery c. Because he refused to intercede in the successful slave rebellion in Santo Domingo d. Because he was rumored to have slave ancestors e. Because he would not have won the presidency without the three-fifths rule for counting the slave population
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