What factors may have helped make Santiago de Compostela the most popular pilgrimage site in the eleventh through thirteenth centuries?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: It was closer to northern Europeans than Jerusalem or Rome was, and it developed a reputation as a site for miracles.
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Who is known for composing nearly one hundred two-voice organa in the Magnus liber organi?
A) Master Albertus of Paris B) Leoninus C) Anonymous IV D) Perotinus
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Who was the most famous student of Lennie Tristano?
a. Milt Buckner b. Bill Bauer c. Bud Powell d. Lee Konitz
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Which of the following is a defining trait of postmodernism?
a. belief in objectivity and science b. belief in fixed meanings c. belief in hierarchy d. celebration of differences e. celebration of certainty
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The colorful southeastern Asian (Java, Indonesia) orchestra is called the
A) bin. B) koto. C) kabuki. D) gamelan.
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