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Which of the following sailing vessels became the mainstay of European shipping and naval forces from 1550 to 1700?
 
  A. galleons
  B. caravels
  C. galleys
  D. schooners

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The High Renaissance painting style was characterized by
 
  A. asymmetry in the placement of objects in a painting.
  B. the obvious impact of late Byzantine themes and techniques.
  C. the introduction of ugly and distorted human forms.
  D. harmonious colors and proportions and serene human faces.



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