The first European nation to establish contact with sub-Saharan Africa was ________
A) France
B) Italy
C) the Netherlands
D) Portugal
E) Spain
Answer: d
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A. to convey the idea that kingship requires the guidance of others B. to represent the king as a descendent of prosperous Yoruba rulers C. to associate the king with the queen's female ancestors D. to communicate his authority to the members of his empire
What distinguishes Richard Serra’s site-specific sculpture Tilted Arc from other types of installation art?
a) It was designed for one place. b) It was displayed in a public space. c) It was the subject of a legal battle. d) It was an outdoor earthwork.
Nubia was an important neighbor to Egypt primarily because it
A. offered better seacoast access for Egyptian sailors. B. provided an ideal location for most of the Egyptian kings’ tombs. C. provided Egypt with most of its slave labor. D. served as a trade corridor to sub-Saharan Africa.
A strongly realistic style with a preference for portraits of the elderly is most typical of which of the following periods?
A. Republican Rome B. Hellenistic period C. art under Augustus Caesar D. art under Constantine