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Describe the major religion practiced in Japan until the sixth century, and identify the religion that became dominant by 705.
 
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In a Romanesque church, where was the most important sculptural work usually located, and what was a typical subject?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: Until the sixth century, the Japanese society practiced Shinto, which worshiped deities (kami) believed to inhabit aspects of nature such as trees. This set of beliefs was replaced by

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Answer: The sculpture, which often showed Christ and the Apostles or a scene of the Last Judgment, appeared in the tympanum, the semicircular arch above the lintel on the main door.




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