Which of the following artists said, “my studies come not from the writings of others but from experience”?
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Michelangelo
Consider This: The artist in question dissected plants and animals and protected his findings using mirror writing. See 3.1.2: The Weight of the Past.
c) Jan Vermeer
Consider This: The artist in question dissected plants and animals and protected his findings using mirror writing. See 3.1.2: The Weight of the Past.
d) Caravaggio
Consider This: The artist in question dissected plants and animals and protected his findings using mirror writing. See 3.1.2: The Weight of the Past.
a) Leonardo da Vinci
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Which of the following was NOT part of the theory of the state in Renaissance thinking?
A. Legitimacy. B. Sovereignty. C. Universal Suffrage. D. Territory. E. Possession of real estate.
When Chief Joseph and the other Non-treaty Nez Perce visited the proposed site of their new reservation, they
a) were appalled by the quality of the land. b) liked the land and agreed to move there. c) immediately attacked the soldiers and began their flight toward Canada. d) moved to the reservation immediately and began building homes. e) pretended to accept the idea of moving to gain time to organize an attack on the army.
How did farmers in the late 1800s fight the negative economic cycle that trapped them?
A. They organized into groups such as the Grange and Farmers' Alliance to fight for reforms. B. They issued paper money as greenbacks to pay their debts. C. They paid middlemen to get them better deals with the railroads. D. They began to ship their grain by barge on available rivers and lakes.
In the late 1980s, in foreign affairs, President George H. W. Bush
A. moved toward far-reaching arms reduction agreements with the former Soviet Union. B. developed a cool and distrustful relationship with Mikhail Gorbachev. C. rejected most arms treaties in favor of increased weapons testing. D. expressed little interest in international activities. E. moved quickly to take advantage of the collapse of communism in Europe.