An economic system pursuing market freedom and profit is called __________
A) capitalism
B) socialism
C) socialism
D) marketism
E) tribute system
A
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At Dura-Europos, the assembly hall was identified as a house-synagogue because of its __________.
A. central congregational area, or nave B. altar located in the eastern apse C. wall painting of the Good Shepherd D. niche for the Torah scrolls
Which ambiguous element of this seemingly pleasant depiction of slave life complicates its interpretation?
A. The white woman in the doorway at right B. The woman in the window holding onto a baby sitting on the roof C. The interaction between the man and young woman on the left D. The banjo player
The figures and activity depicted in this scene illustrate a connection between
a) the rites of Dionysos and the development of farce. b) ritual dancing to the gods and a good harvest. c) the taming of beasts by mortals through ritual music and dance. d) the unrestrained psyche and disruption of the social order.
Large-scale entertainments depicting mythological or chivalric tales were called
a) revels. b) interludes. c) soliloquies. d) masques.