The 18th Century art in Europe, Neoclassicism was the dominant artistic style in the 18th C with inspiration from the classical culture and art of Ancient Greece and Rome. Neoclassicism was strong in areas where classical examples were most i.e, painting, architecture, and sculpture.
The name Neoclassicism was given to Western movements in the decorative and visual arts, music, theatre, literature, and architecture with inspiration from the classical art of Ancient Greece or Ancient Rome.
The art of this period was characterized by clarity of form, shallow colors, strong horizontals and shallow space. The Neoclassicists believed strong drawing was supposed to be rational, therefore morally superior so, art should be cerebral not sensual.
The art o this period was strongest in Architecture, sculpture and Decorative Arts.
the protest was to help clean the air of bad names and thoughts. catholic was to help serve in the name of god. so that people can see the good instead of the bad
I'm pretty sure it's D, Mesopotamians
Answer:
How should one live?
Explanation:
The options for this question are missing. The options are:
What have I been taught to do?
How should one live?
What are the laws of my society?
Whom can one trust?
Socrates was a Greek philosopher who lived around 470 B.C in Athens, he is considered the father of many subjects, Ethics being one of them.
Socrates never wrote a book but we know more about him and his thought thanks to Plato who wrote books in which he recreated the conversations his teacher would have with people in Athens.
The core question of his philosophy was "What ought one to do?", according to him if a person knows what is good, then the person will always do what is good. Thus, the goal of his philosophy was the pursuit of knowing what was good in order to live a good life. Thus, the key ethical question of him was "How should one live?" because a person who act in a good way would have a good better life than someone who didn't do this.
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The foriegn policy was trying to promote democracy and human rights. It was also trying to further cooperative foriegn trade. And to maintain world peace and a balance of power.
