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tichca

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Music (fig. 10.16) is a print typical of this turn-of-the-century city where the artist lived and worked.
 
  A. Vienna
  B. Munich
  C. Paris
  D. London
  E. Berlin

Question 2

Many Roman sculptures celebrated __________.
 
  A. economic prosperity
  B. heroes of gladiatorial combat
  C. the gods and goddesses of the Pantheon
  D. the secular power of the emperors



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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