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| anti-establishment art style |
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| style that expresses emotion rather than reality; Van Gough |
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| Italian painter; Deposition of Christ |
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| Dutch painter; Garden of Earthly Delights |
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| Italian painter; Birth of Venus |
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| Italian painter; Calling of Saint Matthew |
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| French painter; The Card Players |
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| Dutch expressionist; Easter Monday |
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| Swiss sculptor, worked in bronze |
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| Spanish painter; Black Paintings |
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| American painter; marine paintings, landscapes |
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| American realist painter; Chop Suey |
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| American pop-art painter; Three Flags |
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| Swiss/German painter; The Twitering Machine |
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| Austrian painter; The Kiss |
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| American pop-artist; comic strip style |
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| French painter; bold use of color, La Danse |
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| Dutch painter; abstract works in primary colors |
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| Norwegian painter; The Scream |
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| German-born American artist; invented the Republican elephant |
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| Southwest American artist; paintings of flowers |
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| Spanish painter; Guernica |
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| American painter; dripped paint onto canvas |
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| French impressionist painter |
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| French sculptor; The Thinker |
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| Flemish painter; baroque style |
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| American portrait painter; Portrait of Madame X |
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| Italian painter known for use of color |
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| Dutch painter; Starry Night |
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| American realist; Christina's World |
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| A French cave with prehistoric paintings |
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| German art museum; Berlin |
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| Public library, art museum and music research facility; Paris, France |
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| Spanish art museum in Madrid |
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| What and where is the Rijksmuseum? |
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| Dedicated to arts, crafts and history; Amsterdam |
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| Modern art gallery in London |
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| Italian art museum; Florence |
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| Sculpture in which the shape protrudes from the background |
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| Indented carving; opposite of cameo |
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| Ancient greco-roman building for musical performances |
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| Spanish architect best known for incomplete Sagrada Familia |
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| Designer of the Spanish Guggenheim museum |
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| American architect who designed the Washington monument |
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| Ottoman architect who designed Mosques |
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| English architect who rebuild many London churches after the Great Fire. |
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| American architect who merged buildings with the landscapes into which they were built |
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| French palace built by Louis XIV |
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| Marking placed on a note to indicate significance |
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| Moderately fast speed for a song |
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| Lowest boy's/woman's range of voice |
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| Relaxed speed for a song, like walking |
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| Grace notes that take some of the following note's duration |
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| Notes of a chord played individually |
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| Indicates a return to the original speed of a song |
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| Sliding a note up or down a little in Jazz |
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| Musical theme that is repeated and layered |
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| Symbol on the staff to define note range |
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| lowest female vocal range |
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| Gradually increasing the volume |
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| Indications of volume in a song |
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| One of the 12 notes that a song can be based in |
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| The rhythmic beat of a song |
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| marking that cancels and existing sharp or flat |
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| The eight notes comprising a scale |
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| Large musical composition, like in an opera |
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| A sequence of notes, all either ascending or descending |
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| half-step; The smallest interval between notes. |
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| Suddenly loud and accented |
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| Marking indicating that a note should be raised by one tone |
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| Highest female vocal range |
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| Making each note very short |
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| The five lines on which notes are placed |
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| Mark that indicates holding a note slightly longer |
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| Middle or most comfortable part of a note range |
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| Quickly alternating between two notes |
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| Baroque German composer; Mass in B Minor |
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| Romantic German piano composer; lullabies |
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| Italian tenor opera singer |
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| American composer who wrote Bill the Kid |
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| French impressionist composer |
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| American composer and pianist who wrote Porgy and Bess |
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| English comic opera composers who wrote The Pirates of Penzance |
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| Handel, George Frideric - |
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| German composer; The Messiah |
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| Austrian composer; the "father of symphony" |
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| German composer who wrote the Italian Symphony |
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| Austrian composer; The Magic Flute |
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| Italian opera composer; La Boheme |
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| Austrian symphony composer; Lieder |
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| American composer; The Stars and Stripes Forever |
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| Russian ballet composer who wrote The Firebird |
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| Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich - |
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| Russian composer; The Queen of Spades |
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| Italian opera composer who wrote Rigoletto |
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| opera; French composer; Georges Bizet |
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| Repeated sounds in consecutive words. |
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| Direct reference to something that is absent. |
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| Repetition of vowel sounds |
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| Poem that tells a tale and is usually meant to be sung |
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| American author; Little Women |
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| Greek dramatist; Prometheus Bound |
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| Italian author; the Divine Comedy |
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| Danish author; fairy tales |
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| black American author; wrote about the South |
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| Greek playwright; The Clouds |
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| French writer; Le Comedie Humaine |
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| French poet; Le Fleur de Mals |
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| Irish existentialist; Waiting for Godot |
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| American novelist; Herzog |
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| British poet; Songs of Innocence |
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| American science fiction writer; The Martian Chronicles |
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| British author; Jane Eyre |
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| British author; Wuthering Heights |
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| French existentialist; The Stranger |
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| American author; Death Come for the Archbishop |
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| Spanish author; Don Quixote |
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| Russian playwright; The Cherry Orchard |
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge - |
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| British romantic poet; The Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
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| British writer; Heart of Darkness |
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| American author; Robinson Crusoe |
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| English poet; Death Be Not Proud |
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| Russian novelist; Crime and Punishment |
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| English poet; Alexander's Feast |
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| English novelist; Middlemarch |
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| British poet; The Waste Land |
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| American author; The Invisible Man |
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| American writer; The Concord Hymn |
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| American author; The Sound and the Fury -- As I Lay Dying -- Light in August |
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| French writer; Madame Bovary |
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| American poet; The Road Not Taken |
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| English author; The Lord of the Flies |
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| English writer; Tess of the D'Urbervilles |
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| American author; The Scarlet Letter |
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| American author; For Whom the Bell Tolls -- The Old Man and the Sea |
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| Black American poet; Harlem renaissance |
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| French writer; Les Miserables |
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| Black American author; Their Eyes Were Watching God; Harlem renaissance |
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| Norwegian playwright; A Doll's House |
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| American writer; The Turn of the Screw |
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| Irish author; Ulysses -- A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man |
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| German author; metamorphosis |
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| English poet; Ode on a Grecian Urn |
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| British author; Lady Chatterley's Lover |
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| American satirist; Main Street |
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| American author; Call of the Wild |
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - |
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| American poet; Paul Revere's Ride |
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| German author; Magic Mountain |
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| English playwright; Dr. Faustus |
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| American playwright; The Crucible |
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| British author; Paradise Lost |
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| Black American author; Beloved |
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| American playwright; A Long Day's Journey Into Night |
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| Roman poet; Metamorphosis |
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| American poet; The Bell Jar |
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| Greek writer; The Parallel Lives |
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| French novelist; The Remembrance of Things Past |
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| Scottish novelist; Ivanhoe |
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| Irish playwright; Pygmalion |
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| English novelist; Frankenstein |
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| English poet; Prometheus Unbound |
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| Russian writer; One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich |
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| based on the concept of free will. |
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| reality is mentally constructed |
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| English philosopher and empiricist; An Essay Concerning Human Understanding |
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| An Essay Concerning Human Understanding - |
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| Kant; The relationship between knowledge and experience |
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| Plato; A Socratic dialogue |
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| The World as Will and Representation - |
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| Schopenhauer; all life has a will to life and desire for more than that is what causes suffering |
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| Lifestyle without physical pleasures |
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| Completed in 1825; connects Lake Eerie with the Atlantic ocean and the Hudson River via New York and New Jersey |
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| President of S. Africa, 27 years in prison, prioritized reconciliation, won Nobel Prize |
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| caused by Arab Oil Embargo and Iranian Revolution |
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| joint US, UK, CAN project that developed the first atomic bomb |
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| series of European wars (1618-1648); one of longest and most destructive in history |
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| Measure of changes in the prices of consumer goods |
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| Protects consumers by opposing anticompetitive business methods |
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| Culture in which goods are given without agreement for reciprocation |
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| The rise in prices over time |
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| Commonly referred to as what encompasses "social security" |
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| British economist who contributed to modern macroeconomics |
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| Govt in which all political power rests in one person |
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| The idea that communism will spread between neighboring countries |
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| A person under arrest must be brought before a judge, thereby preventing unlawful detention; "you have the body" |
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| NGOs exert influence on the govt; a belief that power should be balanced and competing to prevent dominance. |
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| American political scientist; Why Parties: The Orgin and Transformation of Political Parties in America; parties exist to advance politicians' personal goals |
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| American political scientist; examined govt action in times of crisis |
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| proponent of American Exceptionalism |
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| Clash of Civilizations; post-Cold War conflicts will be caused by cultural, religious beliefs |
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| Italian political scientist and expert on comparative politics |
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| belief that all actions of an organism are influenced by its environment |
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| Freud; the part of the mind the seeks to meet the needs of the Id in reality |
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| Freud; the part of the mind that contains basic instincts |
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| learning method in which the consequences of a behavior influence whether the behavior will be repeated. |
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| Frued; conscience, formed by influences from figures of authority |
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| Austrian doctor; studied inferiority complex |
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| French psychologist who, with Theodore Simon, invented the IQ test |
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| psychologist who studied facial expressions and emotion |
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| psychologist who worked int he field of visual perception |
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| Swiss psychiatrist who identified personality types. |
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| Swiss-American psychiatrist who studied death, near-death and dying |
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| psychologist who invented the hierarchy of needs |
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| humanist psychologist; helped found psycho-therapy |
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| American psychologist who studied behavior and reinforcement |
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| American psychologist who studied behaviorism |
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| Talcott Parson; motivs must be considered when studying actions |
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| social sciences not subject to the same methods as natural sciences |
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| Study of living populations |
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| how innovations spread within a society or group |
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| marrying only a person of a certain group or class |
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| view that society's parts work together to create stability |
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| Community and society are normal types of human association; Ferdinand Tonnies |
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| classroom lessons that are not intentionally taught |
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| tendency to label minorities with a word or phrase |
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| The collective benefits resulting from social cooperation between people or groups |
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| preference for products/ideas of another culture that is not one's own |
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| American historian who studied culture |
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| sociologist who defined social capital |
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| founder of sociology and positivism |
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| French father of sociology |
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| American sociologist who developed "action theory" |
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| German sociologist; founder of antipositivism |
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| English sociologist and biologist who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and applied it to humans in a sociology context |
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| German sociologist who defined Gemeinshaft and Gesellschaft |
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| American sociologist; wrote The Theory of the Leisure Class; asserts that division of labor survived from the feudal system into the modern world |
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| German sociologist who promoted antipositivism |
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| Exchange of goods in which the value of each good is equal |
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| social life is a reaction to the problems of a mortal life |
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| exchange of ideas from one culture to another |
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| set of words to describe something important to a group of people |
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| Exchange of good where the value of the goods is not precisely known but a general balancing out is expected to be made over time. |
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| Two or more related families living together |
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| interpretation of body language and nonverbal communication |
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| the idea that language effects the way its speakers think |
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| exchange of goods in which each party intends to profit |
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| origin of the universe based in mythology |
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| view that any part of a culture cannot be understood without understanding the entirety of the culture |
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| anthropoligist who challenged racist ideas; The Races of Mankind |
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| German-American father of anthropology |
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| American anthropologist who studied symbols |
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| Russian anthropologist known for cross cultural studies |
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| anthropologist and Bigfoot researcher |
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| British anthropologist known for ethnographic work |
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| French anthropologist who believed that human traits were the same in all locations |
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| British anthropologist; expert on England, Nepal, Japan and China |
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| Polish anthropologist and proponent of participant observation |
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| French; analyzed the significance of gift-giving |
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| promoted the broadening of sexual mores in America |
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| English; developed Structural Functionalism: the belief that all parts of society work together to create stability |
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| Austrian anthropologist who studied tropical rainforest cultures |
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| Process by which an organism sheds a part of itself |
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| A virus that infects bacteria |
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| British expert on chimpanzees |
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| French naturalist; proponent of evolution |
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| British surgeon who pioneered antiseptics |
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| developed an oral polio vaccine |
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| developed the first polio vaccine |
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| reacts with a base; pH < 7 |
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| energy that must be overcome for a chemical reaction occur |
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| process in which air is mixed with liquid |
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| number of protons in the nucleus |
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| Elementary particle with no charge |
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| Compound added to a solution which changes color based on acidity |
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| state of matter similar to a gas, in which some particles are ionized |
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| outermost electrons of an atom |
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| Amount of a product made during a chemical reaction |
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| Italian; molecular theory |
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| French-Polish chemist known for work in radioactivity |
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| French father of modern chemistry |
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| American chemist who discovered the covalent bond |
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| chemist who first produced the transuranium element |
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| Russian; invented periodic table |
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| German; conservation of energy principle |
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| Swedish chemist and inventor of dynamite |
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| quantum chemist who won multiple Nobel prizes |
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| the study of mechanical waves |
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| movement of electrical charge that reverses direction |
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| one ten-billionth of a meter |
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| Distance from the earth to the sun |
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| ionizing radiation that is always present in the earth's atmosphere |
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| reaction in which a system absorbs energy from its surroundings |
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| Einstein's theory of gravitation |
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| French founder of classical magnetism |
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| Ancient Greek scientist known for hydrostatics |
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| French physicist who helped discover radioactivity |
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| Swiss physicist who worked on fluid dynamics |
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| Danish physicist who contributed to quantum mechanics |
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| English scientist; electromagnetism |
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| Italian-American physicist who developed the nuclear reactor |
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| Italian astronomer and father of modern physics |
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| German physicist who came up with quantum theory |
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| Galaxy closest to the Milky Way |
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| Very bright nucleus of a distant galaxy |
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| Study of heat on other forms of energy |
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| German inventor of diesel engine |
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| German astronomer known for planetary motion laws |
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| French; mechanical calculator |
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| Geek-Roman astronomer; wrote Almagest |
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| German who detected and produced x-rays |
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| 15 metallic elements; 89-103 |
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| Highly reactive, shiny, soft and silvery |
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| moderately reactive natural elements; shiny, silvery white |
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| total number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in a nucleous |
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| Number of protons in the nucleus |
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| 15 metallic elements; 57-71 |
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| Total number of protons and neutrons in a nucleous |
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| metals to the right of the transition metals on the periodic table |
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| Hardworking; dedicated [ASSIST US] |
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| Something to fear [BUGS. BEARS] |
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| Having assisted with a crime |
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| Disobedient; rebellious [TUMOR] |
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| Affectionate [CHERRY CORDIALS FOR VALENTINES] |
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| Something that guides or stands out [SIGN TO BE SURE] |
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