18. The Industrial Revolution was so far-reaching that its effects have been compared to
(A) The Age of Reason
(C) the Enlightenment
(B) The Neolithic revolution
(D) the Atomic era
19. A backlash against the Enlightenment emphasis on reason was the movement called
(A) Impressionism
(C) Realism
((B) Romanticism
(D) the Hudson River school
(E) the School of Rock
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