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ENGL 375 Lecture : ENGL 340

Canada

American Literature

English

Queen's University

Canada and the “Third World”

Renaissance Poetry and Prose

Principles of Psychology

History of Literature in English

Seminar in Literary Interpretation

Renaissance Art and Architecture after 1500

Romantic Literature

Group III: Special Topics I

Introduction to Visual Studies

<div>Romanticism and Realism began in the early 1800 s in what part of the world?</div>
<div>A. Europe</div>
<div>B. North America</div>
<div>C. Asia</div>

<div>The cultural and artistic movement that focused on portraying life and society as it actually was is known as which of the following?</div>
<div>A. romanticism</div>
<div>B. realism</div>
<div>C. impressionism</div>

<div>These famous composers used emotional tones in their music during the period of Romanticism EXCEPT _______</div>
<div>A. Shostakovich</div>
<div>B. Mozart</div>
<div>C. Beethoven</div>

ENGL 375 Lecture : ENGL 340

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