Popular in the United States and Europe in the 1960s, the ____ movement experimented
with patterns to affect visual perception.
a. Abstract Expressionist
b. Post-Impressionist
c. Pop Art
d. Op Art
D
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music with the exception of:
a. balance and symmetry b. colossal size and scope c. abundant, even excessive, ornamentation d. dramatic contrasts e. energetic movement
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a. the chord changes b. the large-scale organization of head-solos-head c. the timekeeping role of the rhythm section d. the 32-bar formal structures a. the chord changes b. the large-scale organization of head-solos-head c. the timekeeping role of the rhythm section d. the 32-bar formal structures
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What will be an ideal response?
How did European film industries in the post-World War II period attempt to assert their independence and resist U.S. domination? Identify the measures taken by European countries, and evaluate their effectiveness. In what sense were these promotional and protectionist measures beneficial for both Europe and Hollywood?
What will be an ideal response?