What further innovations allowed Gothic architects to accommodate larger audiences?
A) Flying buttresses and pointed arches
B) Stone pillars and pointed arches
C) Pointed arches and ribbed arches
D) Flying buttresses and ribbed arches
E) Stone pillars and ribbed arches
A
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Who was the special prosecutor appointed to investigate Bill Clinton for malfeasance?
a) Kenneth Starr b) Robert Dole Consider This: His 452-page report to Congress outlining 11 possible impeachment charges against Clinton provided graphic details of Clinton’s sexual encounters. See 32.3.2: Scandal in the White House. c) George J. Borjas Consider This: His 452-page report to Congress outlining 11 possible impeachment charges against Clinton provided graphic details of Clinton’s sexual encounters. See 32.3.2: Scandal in the White House. d) Ralph Nader Consider This: His 452-page report to Congress outlining 11 possible impeachment charges against Clinton provided graphic details of Clinton’s sexual encounters. See 32.3.2: Scandal in the White House.
The modernization of Japan in the late 19th century and early 20th century was known as the
A) Meiji Restoration. B) Tokugawa Shogunate. C) hundred days of reform. D) Diet. E) Search of Modernity.
Popular morality derived from Greek religious practice highly valued __________.
A. moderation and fairness B. mercy and purity C. honesty and self-sacrifice D. careful attention to rituals and rites
In feudalism, kings
a. were considered to be the chief lords. b. often were less powerful than other nobles. c. were part of a complex hierarchy of oaths and power. d. were theoretically the highest political authorities. e. all of the above