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Tell about Charlemagne and his role in Western history; his achievements and long-lasting influences. Tell about monasteries, their original purpose, and their main role under Charlemagne.

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EXTRA CREDIT (1 point) Match the following psychosocial theory with its correspondent theorist. 

Identify the following ethical issues using the multiple dropdowns.  Branch of philosophy dealing with values of human conduct [Ethics] Decisions based on the greatest good for the greatest number [Utilitarianism] Decisions based on whether action is morally right or wrong, with no regard for consequences [Deontology]

Identify the following theories and corresponding theorists using the multiple dropdowns.  Hierarchy of needs, basic physiological, safety, security, love, belonging, esteem, self-actualization [Maslow], Achievement of life’s virtues [Erikson], Cognitive, intellectual development [Piaget], Client-centered therapy [Rogers].    

Compare at least three works to explore how the political unrest during the nineteenth-century affected the art of Europe and the United States.

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Describe the phenomenon of Renaissance (1350-1550).     What was the Renaissance?     Where were the centers of Early and High Renaissance located and why?  What were its principal characteristics?             What caused the Renaissance?          How did the culture of the Renaissance differ from the culture of the Middle Ages?         What was Renaissance humanism?       What were the principal accomplishments of Renaissance culture? Who were some of the major artists, writers, and thinkers of the Renaissance and what were some of their most famous works?