Question

Which of these is a concept the Romantics valued? A. Innocence B. Imperialism C. Industrialism D. Idleness

Answer 1

The correct answer is option A. Innocence.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the era of Romanticism, which took place in Europe at the end of the 18th century, some major themes predominated, including innocence, emotion, or the glorification of nature.

The Romantics used three different archetypes to represent innocence: the child, the wild nobles and the rustic.

They used sensitivity and incocence emphasizing children or women.

The Romantics aspired to have the purity and innocence they found in them, and that is why they used them as one of the sources of inspiration for their movement.

Answer 2

Romantics valued innocence.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Romanticism, there are many values such as individualism, imagination, music, arts, national and cultural tradition, also a tradition from another nation.

Romantics valued innocence, they think that innocence is connected with the savage. To be innocent means be clear and blank of many beliefs and performances that we get from the world.

They believe that childhood is a period of your life where you can see things clearly without other's assumptions. When a child explores the world, a child could be savage and in these romantics see beauty.