The Bowl (fig. 6.9) from __________ is a good example of the effects of the Silk Route trade on Islamic aesthetic
A. India
B. Iran
C. China
D. Rome
E. none of the above
Answer: B
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a. The more established writer pays a fee to the less established writer. b. The pair receives a salary from a recording artist who owns the copyright. c. The pair negotiates how to divide the songwriter royalty and seeks a deal with a publisher. d. The songwriters accept a work-for-hire arrangement.
All of the following statements are true of Frederick Douglass, except which one?
A. Douglass was among the first African-Americans to win international attention through his skills at public speaking as an abolitionist B. Douglass escaped from slavery, made his way to New England, and joined the Massachusetts Antislavery Society where he would eventually become the 19th century's leading African-American crusader for black freedom C. Douglass was born into slavery, and taught himself how to read and write at an early age D. Douglass wrote a fictional novel based on his experiences as a slave, called Confessions of Frederick Douglass
The last beat of a measure, which is usually the weakest, is called the
A. upbeat. B. crescendo. C. decrescendo. D. downbeat.
What is the style of Stravinsky's Pulcinella?
a) expressionist b) neoclassical c) primitivist d) serial