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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Fourteen: Au Revoir, Paris!.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For whose release did Washburne fight for in April of 1871?
(a) Raoul Rigault.
(b) George Healy.
(c) Monseigneur Georges Darboy.
(d) Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

2. What is an atelier?
(a) Art teacher.
(b) Art studio.
(c) Art critic.
(d) Art workshop.

3. Which two famous artists in Paris were impacted by the fire in Chicago in 1871?
(a) George Healy and Samuel Morse.
(b) Mary Cassatt and Samuel Morse.
(c) George Healy and Mary Cassatt.
(d) George Catlin and Henri Pill.

4. What was shocking to some Americans about the statues in the Garden of the Tuileries?
(a) Many were nudes.
(b) Many showed acts considered vulgar to Americans.
(c) Many showed children in unusual situations.
(d) Many displayed horrific battle scenes.

5. What is Morse Code?
(a) A means of communication for deaf people.
(b) Electrical signals that translate into dots and dashes.
(c) A language that allows artists to hide messages in paintings.
(d) A code the Americans used during the Revolutionary War.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was James Fenimore Cooper's most well known novel prior to his travels to Paris?

2. How old was Augustus Saint-Gaudens when his father apprenticed him to a cameo cutter?

3. At what university did Samuel Morse teach art after leaving Paris?

4. At the request of Theodore Roosevelt, Saint-Gaudens created what?

5. What profession was Elizabeth Blackwell a member of?

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