Who was the Enlightenment philosopher that believed men and women should conform to the roles assigned to them by nature, with women tending to the home and raising children, and men practicing learned professions, governing the state, and taking other active roles in public life?

How did Carolee Schneemann's performances challenge the traditional role of women as subjects in art?

A. She dictated the terms of the viewer's experience. B. She refused to perform nude. C. She used only male performers. D. She assumed roles that challenged female stereotypes.

Which of the following is not a description of archetypal patterns?

A. structural patterns that seem to have their origins deep in our culture or psyche B. faithful reproduction of an actual historical occurrence C. subconscious memory of numberless experiences of the same type D. a link with the four seasons and the pattern of agricultural growth and decay