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In New Kingdom Egypt, Amenhotep IV started a revolution in both religion and the arts when he changed his name to Akhenaton to honor the sun god and became a __________. The period of his reign is known as the __________.
 
  a. polytheist; Aton period
  b. high priest; Sun period
  c. theist; Nefertiti period
  d. monotheist; Amarna period
   e. pseudo-god; Hyskos period

Question 2

In the plaque showing a king mounted on a horse with attendants from the Court of Benin, Nigeria, the central warrior chief is carve in _______________ or almost in the round.
 
  a. middle relief
  b. freestanding
  c. low relief
  d. high relief
  e. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d. high relief





 

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