In the Victory Stele of Naram Sin, the king and his men are represented in a conceptual manner, probably meant to indicate __________.
a. respect and victory
b. fear of the enemy
c. deification of the king
d. a state of chaos
e. a borrowing of Egyptian motifs
Question 2
During the early stages of computer graphics, printing images too several hours and required expensive ________________, which were large printers that held rolls of paper and made marks by moving pens.
a. scanners
b. Graphic User Interfaces
c. vectorscopes
d. styluses
e. plotters
A king cheetah showing its distinctive coat pattern
A cartoon of “King Andrew the First” shows Jackson standing atop the U.S. Constitution—a scepter in
Palette of King Narmer (back), Hierakonpolis, Upper Egypt.
King Khafre, Giza, Egypt.
Stele of Hammurabi