Question

Romanticism might be said to have rebelled against all of the following except

Answer 1

Answer:

The question is incomplete. This is the complete question:

Romanticism might be said to have rebelled against all of the following EXCEPT

a. Religious authority.

b. Reason.

c. Industrialization.

d. Individualism.

Answer:

The answer is d): Individualism

Explanation:

Romanticism is an intellectual movement that laid much emphasis on individualism and revolted against the Age of Enlightenment which was characterized by religion (religious beliefs), aristocracy, and scientific beliefs of nature which were deeply expressed through reason (rationalism) and technological advancement (industrialization).

Answer 2

Answer:

Religion authority

Explanation:

Romanticism was an aesthetic and cultural movement that revolutionized society in the 18th and 19th centuries, leaving behind classical values and inaugurating modernity in the arts. Romantic works were then based on the values of the bourgeoisie, a social class that replaced the absolutist elite in various countries. However, once it was lead and developed for the bourgeoisie classes, the traditional values such as moral and religious authority did not rebel. In general, Romanticism just praise the bourgeois values.