Beethoven Goya's Impact On Society

propaganda as much as other painters have done. Two very famous paintings were produced by Goya that have had a lasting impact on society and gave us a good picture of how the French were treating the spanish. These paints are known as the May 2 1808 and May 3 1808. At this time Goya was still deaf, but could still see everything and translate it onto a canvas. The deafness never really bothered the man, but his other mental condition did and people can see through his paintings when he started to lose it. Again, like Beethoven, Goya was still able to create paintings and masterpieces through his deafness because the deafness never stopped him from seeing how people really were during the French Revolution.
Listening was and easier part of

my experiment. All I would do was listen in class and not take down any notes and try not to look at the notes on the board. I did this for a whole section in Western Civilizations class, and continued until we got to the test. The outcome of this test was what my data was going to be for this paper, but I was also going to affect my grade if the score did not meet the standards. I predicted That I would at least get above an eighty percent, and sure enough I was able to pull it off. I ended with an 87 on the test. I could of done better on the test if I had used different senses during my studies, but I now know what sense for me could be used for studying.
Finally we have made it to the sense that you are reading this paper with right now, the sense of sight. Sight is what you use to see everything in this world. Sight is the power to see, and is the most important sense out of the five. People who have lost their sight have been recorded all through history. There are so many people who have lost their vision, and there as some clear and noteworthy ones that have made efforts to help the blind community and have made an impact on history itself. Blindness has an immense about of history to it, and has help