In the early nineteenth century, as the rules of neoclassicism began to give way:
a. All the available choices.
b. the mysterious and supernatural became commonplace in plays.
c. historical accuracy in settings and costumes began to be favored.
d. the unities of time, place, and action were replaced with stories occurring over many years, in numerous places, and through a tangle of plots.
Question 2
Romantics glorified the writer- ________ , who grasped intuitively the complexity of the universe and rejected the strictures of neoclassicism.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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