AP Success - AP US History: Emerson and Transcendentalism

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • Materialists deny the existence of the physical world.

  • Idealists rely solely on historical facts and circumstances.

  • Idealists believe in the power of Thought and Will, beyond the data of the senses.

  • Materialists focus on the power of Thought and Will, while Idealists focus on sensory data.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • Rationalism, which values reason over sensory experience.

  • Empiricism, which emphasizes knowledge derived from sensory experience.

  • Existentialism, which focuses on individual freedom and choice.

  • Realism, which emphasizes the depiction of everyday life in art and literature.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • Ethics, the study of moral principles.

  • Logic, the study of reasoning and argument.

  • Epistemology, the study of knowledge and how it is acquired.

  • Aesthetics, the study of beauty and taste.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • The senses provide representations of things, but they cannot convey the essence of things themselves.

  • The senses should be completely disregarded in the pursuit of knowledge.

  • The senses are infallible and provide direct knowledge of the truth.

  • The senses are the only reliable source of knowledge about the world.

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • The Progressive Era, which aimed at social reform and addressing problems caused by industrialization.

  • The Great Awakening, which focused on religious revival and emotional experiences of faith.

  • Transcendentalism, which emphasized individual intuition and the inherent goodness of people and nature.

  • The Enlightenment, which emphasized reason and science over superstition and religion.

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