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    The Flavian Amphitheater‚ better known as the Colosseum‚ is regarded around the world as a marvel of architecture. The structure was viewed as a symbol of the Roman Empire’s wealth and power and was even featured on ancient roman coinage (Coarelli 175). A symbol not only of imperial pride during the Roman Empire‚ the Colosseum is now viewed as a symbol of the city of Rome and the nation of Italy and is even featured on Italian Euro coins. The amphitheater was not the first amphitheater created

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    Abigail Gilmore Music appreciation. Summer session 2 Module 2- assignment questions 1. The beginning and ending dates of the Middle Ages was from 450-1450 C.E 2. The beginning and ending dates of Renaissance was from 1450-1600 3. Filippo Brunelleschi and Giotto are two artistes from the middle ages. 4. Andrea Palladio and Paolo Veronese are two artistes from the renaissance 5. Gregorian chant is the central tradition of Western plainchant‚ a form of monophonic‚ unaccompanied sacred song

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    The Divine Comedy is considered by many to be one of the greatest epic poems ever written. The allegorical epic was written by Dante Alighieri who was born in Florence‚ Italy in 1265‚ to a moderately wealthy family that had a history of involvement in the remarkably complex Florentine politics. Dante Alighieri included much of his personal life and his own views of the politics of the late thirteenth-century Florence as he was writing The Divine Comedy. As a result‚ The Divine Comedy is somewhat

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    from the infected area (Doc 5). The closing of roads led to a disruption in trade throughout Europe. This had a major impact on economy. Only upper class people were able to afford the expenses required if they got infected. In 1576 Motto of Giovan Filippo‚ physician who is believed to be the first person to have described chicken pox‚ concluded that diseased had to be in quarantine‚ citizens who violated health regulations had to be punished and all infected items had to be burned (Doc 6). Not everyone

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    far off. We know now that the plague was a bacterial infection‚ spread by fleas that had been infected via rats. In an attempt to stop the plague‚ people were quarantined in their villages and the infected were often buried in their homes. Giovan Filippo‚ a Sicilian physician‚ had the motto “Gold‚ fire‚ the gallows”. Gold to fund the pest houses that quarantined the sick‚ the gallows to punish the people who violated health regulations‚ and

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    Carma Todd June 21‚ 2012 HUMN 2223 Shirley Elliott I took a virtual tour of Versailles‚ Hampton Court Palace‚ and St. Peter ’s Basilica as well as looked at numerous pictures of artwork and architecture in and of the buildings. These three places have things in common as well as many differences. They all have the evidence of the baroque era but they each show different values that are most important to their community. It seems to me that Versailles was more concerned with showing their

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    The Wars of Religion in the 17th and 18th centuries were some of the bloodiest conflicts of all of European history before the World Wars. They spanned the entire continent‚ involved nearly every member of society‚ and resulted in the deaths of millions. Reactions to these wars varied– some were in favour‚ some were opposed. However‚ despite the fact that people’s reactions deviated wildly‚ the evidence shows that many rulers had a similar attitude towards the Wars of Religion‚ and manipulated them

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    What changes took place during the Renaissance and why did these changes happen? The Renaissance which was known as the ‘time of rebirth’ took place in the 15th century. It was shortly after the Bubonic plague and a result of the capture of Constantinople by the Turks in 1463. During this period‚ many changes came about due to the influence of Classical Greeks‚ Romans‚ and the Church. An additional contribution was that many wealthy merchants and scientists were thirsty and curious to enhance

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    architecture is the architecture of the period between the early 15th and early 17th centuries in different regions of Europe‚ demonstrating a conscious revival and development of certain elements of ancient Greek and Roman thought and material culture. | Filippo Brunelleschi‚ Michelangelo‚ Bramante | Basilica di San Lorenzo‚ Campidoglio‚ San Pietro in Montorio | Baroque Architecture | Baroque architecture is a term used to describe the building style of the Baroque era‚ begun in late sixteenth century

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    The evolution of Russian Ballet Marilyn Monroe once said‚ “Give a girl the right shoes‚ and she can conquer the world” and I believe she was right and referring to ballet slippers when she said this. The Russian Ballet has been around for ages now and it has had quite a delightful evolution within. Ballet was introduced into Russia by Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich during the 17th century. By this time Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich was the second ruler of Russia‚ he reigned from 1645-1676. Ballet was introduced

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