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    Quiz 2 HUMANITIES C110

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    earth-dominating architecture 10.   The term axis mundi relates to   earth-rooted architecture  x sky-oriented architecture   earth-resting architecture   earth-dominating architecture 11.   An example of a structure "defying gravity" is x  Mont-Saint-Michel   the Parthenon   the Kaufman House   the Pantheon 12.   Sky-oriented architecture may do all of the following‚ except   x emphasize or accent the earth around it   appear to defy gravity   stand high and centered

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    About France ● ● Western European country Located on the shores of Atlantic‚ Indian and Pacific Oceans Capital of France : Paris Diverse weather conditions in its various regions ● ● About France ● Its highest mountainous peak is Mont Blanc that issituated in the city of Alps and longest river is River Loire Productive land of France is known for producing a high range of natural resources such as coal‚ zinc‚ iron etc. ● About France ● Religion of France is Roman Catholic

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    Population resettlement was the moving of entire villages to other locations that are controlled. Often‚ violence is needed to force people to move from their homes. In these controlled areas‚ there was not sufficient enough resources as there lacked food‚ water‚ and medicine. Many of those who were relocated would perish. An element of population resettlement were scorched earth campaigns which was conducted under the declassified Operation Sofia. The original Operacion Sofia was discovered and

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    L’eau : Un enjeu stratégique majeur au Proche Orient Les hommes d’Isaac creusèrent dans le lit sec du wadi et y trouvèrent un puits d’eau vive. Le berger de Gerar se prit de querelle avec le berger d’Isaac en disant : "Cette eau nous appartient". Isaac appela le nouveau puits Eshek (querelle) puisqu’il s’était querellé avec le berger. Puis il creusa un nouveau puits ailleurs et ils ne se querellèrent pas à son sujet. Aussi l’appela-t-il Rehovot (spacieux). Il dit : "Il est sûr que l’Éternel a

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    Restoration Theorists

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    architectural styles. His most notable restoration commissions include: Churches * Notre Dame Cathedral‚ Paris‚ France * Basilica of Saint-Denis‚ near Paris France * Saint-Sernin‚ Toulouse‚ France * Notre-Dame de Lausanne‚ Switzerland * Sainte-Chapelle‚ Paris‚ France (under Felix Duban) * Saint-Louis‚ Poissy‚ France Castles * Chateau de Roquetaillade‚ Bordeaux‚ France * Chateau de Pierrefonds * Fortified city of Carcassonne * Chateau de Coucy * Antoing in Belgium

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    Operation Overlord

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    Operation Overlord On June 6‚ 1944 the largest amphibious assault in history took place. On the morning of the Invasion of Normandy‚ beaches in the area of Cotentin‚ France‚ were bombarded with over 5‚000 tons of bombs‚ destroying German defenses and de-mining many areas. Following the bombardment over 100‚000 soldiers swam ashore‚ and 11‚700 paratroopers were dropped to secure Normandy Beach. After two months of battle‚ Allied troops marched into Normandy on August 24th‚ 1944. The Invasion of Normandy

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    The French revolution took place in France from 1789 to 1792‚ during the reign of King Louis XVI. It was an expression of discontent from the poor towards the rich‚ and of how they thought France was governed unfairly. The revolution is considered one of the most important events in human history‚ as it has continued to shape societies and the ways we live today (Cody‚ 2008). Through examining political‚ economical‚ social and cultural factors that led up to the French Revolution‚ this essay aims

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    Throughout the survey of this course the literature studied has given insights to the lives Americans lived in the 19th century. The course allowed for observations of regions all across America and amongst all social classes. Throughout all regions and social classes one subgroup remained in a state of oppression‚ held at a level beneath their counterpart‚ women. The roles of women during the 19th century were extremely limited compared to the vast opportunities provided to women today. This

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    At first glance‚ Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s reign in Britain seems stereotypical of the era. Social standards had predetermined their wedding‚ the couple stimulated a strong sense of nationalism‚ and they abundantly supplied Europe with royal offspring. However‚ as Gillian Gill highlights in her book‚ “We Two: Victoria and Albert: Rulers‚ Partners‚ Rivals” in reality this relationship was far from orthodox. In a world where misogyny‚ debt‚ and lewd behavior were common among rulers‚ their

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    Henri Matisse and Fauvism

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    Fauvism Fauvism‚ French Fauvisme‚ was a style of painting that flourished in France from 1898 to 1908 and used pure‚ brilliant color‚ applied straight from the paint tubes in an aggressive‚ direct manner to create a sense of an explosion on the canvas. The Fauves painted directly from nature as the Impressionists had before them‚ but their works were invested with a strong expressive reaction to the subjects they painted. First formally exhibited in Paris in 1905‚ Fauvist paintings shocked visitors

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