Theatre that is meant strictly as entertainment usually challenges the beliefs of the majority of its audience

How does Handel's career illustrate the increasing political stability and cultural exchange of Europe in the early eighteenth century?

a. He was born in Italy but achieved fame in Germany. b. He worked and became famous in several European countries. c. His music formed the basis of a new French style. d. His operas freely mixed Italian, German, and English to appeal to multilingual patrons.

Which “ism” was an extreme form of realism, sometimes called “slice of life”?

a) Surrealism b) Dadaism c) Expressionism d) Naturalism e) Absurdism