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Chp 1-9 + Oedipus the King Imhotep was (Chp 1-3) the Egyptian engineer who planned the Step Pyramid at Saqqara. What is the best meaning of humanism? (Chp 1-3) The investigation of being human. The image portrays what kind of Greek engineering? Corinthian (Chp 1-3) Corinthian (page 47) Which of the accompanying explanations isn't valid for Greek model? (Chp 1-3) The human structure was less reasonable and exact than in Egyptian figure. In what primary way did the Greek religion vary from the Egyptian religion? (Chp 1-3) To the Greeks, the hereafter was not as significant as life on earth. The image delineates what sort of Greek design? Doric (Chp 1-3) Doric (page 47) The fine art envisioned is a case of _____________ , a divider painting made on wet mortar. (Chp 1-3) fresco The island of Crete was home to what antiquated culture? (Chp 1-3) the Minoans What part of the Egyptian religion significantly affected their craft and architechture? (Chp 1-3) the significance of post-existence Which speaks to the best meaning of craftsmanship? (Chp 1-3) The outflow of the trademark perspectives of the individuals of a specific age toward significant parts of life. Which of coming up next was not a significant part of Greek workmanship and engineering? (Chp 1-3) life following death A model wherein 3-dimensional structures are cut from a level foundation is known as (Chp 1-3) alleviation design. A section is (Chp 1-3) an upstanding help, generally barrel shaped, for a rooftop or the upper piece of a structure. Where were the old drawings, for example, these found? (Chp 1-3) Lascaux collapses France How did the Spartans vanquishing of the Athenians influence Greek workmanship and design? (Chp 1-3) The workmanship turned out to be increasingly indecent, vicious, and sensational. What we are aware of Greek music is known through (Chp 1-3) the entirety of the abovementioned The bit of craftsmanship envisioned is known as (Chp 1-3) the Venus of Willendorf.page 35 The model envisioned is known as (Chp 1-3) Nike of Samothrace (Winged Victory). page 56 What structure is imagined? (Chp 1-3) The Great Sphinx at Giza.page 38 For what design were the Egyptian pyramids built? (Chp 1-3) As burial chambers for incredible rulers. Craftsmanship periods are not partitioned precisely; they are just assessed timeframes and they regularly cover. (Chp 1-3) Workmanship periods are not separated precisely; they are just evaluated timeframes and they regularly cover. What sorts of scenes are discovered painted on Greek jars? (Chp 1-3) the entirety of the abovementioned The ___________ is one of the incomparable instances of Doric design and was worked out of appreciation for ____________ , the Greek goddess of knowledge. (Chp 1-3) Parthenon/Athena The image portrays what sort of Greek engineering? Ionic (Chp 1-3) Ionic page 47 To genuinely acknowledge and get workmanship, you should (Chp 1-3) draw in it and experience it on an individual level. Wall paintings are (Chp 1-3) divider works of art. What term alludes to the representative composition of the Egyptians? (Chp 1-3) hieroglyphics Workmanship can't really exist without (Chp 1-3) a craftsman and a crowd of people. This bit of fine art originated from which recorded period? (Chp 1-3) Paleolithic page 35 A _________ is an elaborate or basic top to a segment. (Chp 1-3) capital Which of the accompanying proclamations isn't valid for old workmanship? (Chp 1-3) It was not essential to old individuals. What term alludes to a sort of engineering structure where at least two vertical sections bolster a flat shaft? (Chp 1-3) post-and-lintel The work of art envisioned is known as (Chp 1-3)Chp 4 Trapeze artists and Bull.page 42 What is the structure imagined? page 68 Chp 4 Colosseum As indicated by Cicero, Roman law depended on Chp 4 basic residents utilizing great sense. The structure imagined joins the building styles of page 67 Chp 4 both the Greeks and Romans. In what three territories did the Romans exceed expectations? Chp 4 Design, building, and law. The ___________ was a water system worked in France; it is 900 feet in length and 180 feet high. Chp 4 Pont du Gard Around 400 B.C., Rome began as Chp 4 a little society of landowners and ranchers. What critical commitment to mold by the Romans is clear in the Ara Pacis Frieze (envisioned)? Chp 4 The utilization of viewpoint to make a figment of room. page 73 An/a __________ is a structure incorporated to carry water with urban communities from significant distances. Chp 4 water passage What design structure is envisioned? page 66 Chp 4 groined vault What Roman created the book entitled De Architectura (On Architecture)? Chp 4 Vitruvius The floorplan and drawing imagined are those of what popular structure? Chp 4 Old St. Subsides page 76 The Romans conceived an arrangement of throwing and forms so as to Chp 4 make duplicates of Greek models. Roman music Chp 4 was utilized in diversion and open occasions. The term __________ alludes to a structure made out of little units of stone, glass, or porcelain set in mortar (like the one imagined). Chp 4 mosaic Which of the accompanying regions was not heavily influenced by the Roman Empire? Chp 4 the Americas As the early Romans dealt with more land, they Chp 4 the entirety of the abovementioned The structure envisioned was utilized for (colosseum) Chp 4 the entirety of the above page 68 The __________ was a Roman structure worked out of appreciation for all the divine beings. Chp 4 Pantheon A __________ is a rectangular lobby flanked by paths, and its structure was gotten from Greek sanctuaries. Chp 4 basilica An/a ___________ is a hemispherical vault upheld by sections or dividers; this compositional structure is as yet utilized today in numerous administration and open structures. Chp 4 vault What compositional structure is imagined? page 66 Chp 4 post and lintel The __________ turned into a significant image in Christian workmanship and engineering. Chp 4 cross What compositional structure is imagined? page 66 Chp 4 adjusted curve What compositional structure is envisioned? page 66 Chp 4 barrel vault Which of the accompanying proclamations about Roman figure isn't accurate? Chp 4 The Romans didn't make any model of their own. Which of the accompanying proclamations isn't valid for the music of the early Christians? Chp 4 They utilized it as amusement outside of their love administrations. Which of the accompanying proclamations isn't valid for the early Christians? Chp 4 They were constrained by the Romans to make unique show-stoppers. The term curved vault alludes to Chp 4 The term curved vault alludes to Which of the accompanying proclamations isn't valid for the Roman religion? Chp 4 The Romans thought venerating more than one god, similar to the Greeks did, wasn't right. The Byzantine style is known for its Chp 4 (the entirety of the abovementioned) splendid hues. complex examples. sexy articulations. Christian workmanship had the option to thrive Chp 4 after Roman pioneers changed over to Christianity. ______________ is another name for a yard. Chp 4 Porch Which of the accompanying explanations isn't valid for the Romans? Chp 4 They pulverized a great part of the Greek work of art when they vanquished the Greeks. Priests took a pledge of Chp 5-6 the entirety of the abovementioned Which of the accompanying explanations isn't correct? Chp 5-6 The Greeks and Romans were more worried about existence in the wake of death than Medieval individuals. The human figures in Romanesque model can best be portrayed as skeletal. The house of prayer envisioned is a fantastic case of Gothic engineering since page 108 Chp 5-6 it utilizes the utilization of flying braces. The structure imagined is page 90 Chp 5-6 Notre Dame la Grande. Which of the accompanying explanations isn't valid for Romanesque architecture?Chp 5-6 Romanesque places of worship utilized numerous splendid hues into their embellishments. The __________ is the region of a Christian church around the high raised area, typically saved for the ministry and isolates the pastorate from the assembly. Chp 5-6 chancel The ______________ is a passageway of walkway around the group of a congregation or religious community. Chp 5-6 mobile The _____________ alludes to the proper assistance of love in Medieval holy places. Chp 5-6 ritual Sacred relics, which were bits of holy people or their dress, were Chp 5-6 fused into the engineering of places of worship. To keep structures flame resistant, Romanesque designers Chp 5-6 utilized overwhelming stone roofs and thick dividers with hardly any windows. Which of the accompanying articulations isn't valid for Gothic engineering? Chp 5-6 Gothic houses of God were dim and desolate like Romanesque basilicas. The focal passageway or segment of a congregation is called Chp 5-6 The focal walkway or part of a congregation is called Which notable French cloister is imagined? page 84 Chp 5-6 Cluny Abbey The Romanesque style is set apart by Chp 5-6 its distinct straightforwardness and utilization of the adjusted curve. The individuals of the Romanesque time frame accepted that the fundamental motivation behind all artistic creation, engineering, and model was Chp 5-6 to show strict exercises or precepts. The imaginative advancements in the Medieval time frame sprang exclusively from Chp 5-6 the Church. The two fundamental kinds of engineering during the Medieval time frame were Chp 5-6 strict structures and mansions/strongholds. What term alludes to a financial framework wherein masters, who possessed a dominant part of the land and riches, had little networks where hirelings and slaves worked the land? Chp 5-6 feudalism During the Gothic time frame, there was a progressive development Chp 5-6 from profound significance to humanism. An/a _____________ is a half curve used to check the outward push of the vault and to move the push to docks outside the dividers. Chp 5-6 flying brace The mon