Which Puritan value most influenced the emerging neoclassical style?

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B.Predetermination
The puritan value most seen in the neoclassical style is predetermination,because the art was made so that the viewer would be able to know exactly what the artist was trying to convey and there wasn't necessarily a deeper meaning behind it. Everything was relatively clear and precise.

baherus [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

Predetermination

Explanation:

Puritanism was a very influential religious movement in England, having subsequently become the main religious tradition of the United States of America, emphasizing the purity and integrity of the individual, church and society. He fought for the purification of the church, discarding architectural, liturgical, and ceremonial elements that conflicted with biblical simplicity and "purity."

Puritanism believed in the concept of predetermination, which is a concept that held that men were predestined to sin. This conflict greatly influenced neoclassicism, where artists believed that works of art were predestined to explain the feelings and intensions of artists.

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