Why was Valadon significant in the Impressionist movement?
A) Her choice to engage in self-portraiture had never before been done.
B) Her subject matter embraced the ideals of Impressionism.
C) She was the inspiration for Van Gogh.
D) Her pose in The Blue Room stresses the difference between the ideal goddess-like nude figures of women and the twentieth-century woman with baggy pants and a cigarette.
E) She magnified the work of Monet and Cézanne and incorporated elements never before addressed, like fabric in form.
D
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Wilson believed that any weaknesses in the Versailles Treaty could be overcome by the
A) Fourteen Points. B) World Court. C) League of Nations. D) Lodge Reservations.
Hitler often spoke of the "new order" that he meant to impose after he had established his ____________ throughout Europe
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Did the Washington administration and the first Congress neutralize or exacerbate Anti-Federalist fears?
What will be an ideal response?
Building the new skyscrapers depended on ________
A) concrete reinforced pilings B) electrical elevators C) automatic window cleaners D) indoor plumbing E) steel and glass