He utilized large casts of often complex characters, revealing a deep understanding of human nature, and his sometimes epic, multiple plots were frequently borrowed from other sources. Who was he?
A. William Shakespeare
B. Christopher Marlowe
C. Thomas Kyd
D. none of these choices
Answer: A
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contributing factor in:
A). Stanislavsky’s work at the Moscow Art Theatre B). The development of the German Sturm and Drang C). The perceived need for a director to coordinate and unify stage action D). The objection by censors to the public presentation of Ibsen’s plays
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A. rebelled against the hierarchy of control within the theatrical process. B. challenged the traditional supremacy of the playwright's words. C. followed the ideas of French theorist Antonin Artaud. D. all of the above.
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a) samurai b) shogun c) daimyo d) bushido
In the Romanesque period, there was a sharp increase in trade, which encouraged the growth of cities and towns; this was fostered in part by ________.
a. public roads and inns b. popes and priests c. pilgrims and crusaders d. bishops and rulers