Chapters 11-12 Humanities Quiz

John Locke's "tabula rasa" theorizes that the human mind is a _____ slate...

... that we fill with ideas as we experience the world through our five ______

Goethe's _____ follows the tale of a man who agrees to a bet with the Devil (Mephistopheles) that nothing will satisfy him

True or false: The above ends with the title character dying and going to Hell for his deals with the Devil

The abolitionist movement sought to abolish _______

Mary Shelly's Frankenstein depicts a man who is punished for giving a great gift to humanity, just like the mythological story of ________

Solomon Northup wrote what narrative autobiography (that was adapted in a popular movie centuries later)?

The above was dedicated to Harriet Beecher Stowe, who wrote what abolitionist novel the previous year?

Napoleon was first exiled to what island off the coast of Italy?

The Battles of Waterloo and Berezina took place during the _________ Wars

The Bronte sisters were famous poets and novelists. Which sister wrote "Agnes Gray"?

Which Bronte sister wrote "Wuthering Heights"?

Finally, which Bronte sister wrote"Jane Eyre"?

"The Flying Dutchman" and "Tristan und Isolde" are operas by what Romantic era composer?

The above made use of what musical concept, meaning recurring phrases associated with a character, idea, or thing?