Mr. B’s MWH Ch 4 Review Important things to remember from section 4, pages 280 – 287 Romanticism – Reaction against Enlightenment Beethoven – Romantic.

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Mr. B’s MWH Ch 4 Review Important things to remember from section 4, pages 280 – 287 Romanticism – Reaction against Enlightenment Beethoven – Romantic Composer Mary Shelley - Frankenstein Sir Walter Scott - Ivanhoe

Mary Shelley - Frankenstein

Beethoven – Romantic Composer 9 Symphonies – added passion into his music

Edgar Allen Poe Poe-try is in his name Many famous scary poems and stories

Sir Walter Scott - Ivanhoe

Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol

Eugene Delacroix - Romantic

Gustave Courbet - Realist

Science - Pasteur Germ Theory and, of course, Pasteurization

Science - Darwin

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