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    History of Painting Philippines Artistic paintings were introduced to the Filipinos in the 16th century when the Spaniards arrived in the Philippines. During this time‚ the Spaniards used paintings as religious propaganda to spread Catholicism throughout the Philippines. These paintings‚ appearing mostly on church walls‚ featured religious figures appearing in Catholic teachings. Due to the Church’s supervision of Filipino art and Spanish occupation of the Philippines‚ the purpose of most paintings

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    the Mysteries 7.25 Origin: Pompeii Material: Painted plaster Period: 60-50 BCE Style: Second Description: Represent initiation into womanhood or marriage‚ in the presence of Dionysis and Ariadne Solid and bold modeling of life-size figures‚ calm and varied poses‚ lend a quiet power and vivid drama to the room Figures interact on narrow ledge set against deep red background‚ articulated by upright stripes of black resembling stylized columns Engaged in rites associated with Dionysiac mysteries‚ one

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    His reaction to Gertrude’s disclosure that Hamlet has executed Polonius is to a great degree telling. As opposed to considering that Gertrude may have been in threat‚ he quickly comments that had he been in the room‚ he would have been in peril. Villa must be sent far from Denmark‚ he considers‚ not as discipline for submitting murder but rather in light of the fact that he speaks to a peril to Claudius. What’s more‚ when he knows about the murder‚ Claudius’ mind starts attempting to figure out

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    Past HSC and Trials Questions (from Assessment and Reporting in Ancient History Stage 6‚ page 8) Section I – Cities of Vesuvius – Pompeii and Herculaneum (25 marks) Questions in this section will require candidates to refer to the source booklet. This section will consist of two parts. Part A (15 marks) There will be objective response and short-answer questions to the value of 15 marks‚ including from 5 to 10 objective response questions. Questions will require candidates to use sources

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    also learned many other languages to include Egyptian and Latin. Cleopatra VII was the last ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty‚ ruling Egypt from 51 B.C. - 30 B.C. In 48 B.C.‚ Egypt became embroiled in a conflict between Julius Caesar of Rome and Pompeii. Pompeii fled to the Egyptian capital of Alexandria‚ where he was murdered on the orders of

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    The Czech Republic boasts(se může pochlubit) some wonderful countryside crisscrossed with thousands of kilometres of marked hiking trails‚ an incredible number of historical sites‚ picturesque historical towns and world-famous spas where visitors come to be cured (lěčeni)‚ as well as to unwind(odpočinek). Visitors from around the world travel here for our culture‚ history and architecture. All of these places are easily accessible. Such a concentration of UNESCO sites cannot be found anywhere else

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    Sex in the City Prostitution and Other Indulgences in Pompeii Throughout history‚ prostitution has been considered the “Age Old Profession”. In the United States where prostitution is considered illegal‚ certain cities have had their experience of working girls‚ gentlemen’s clubs and other sex related entertainment. Nevada is the only city with legal prostitution‚ such as the Bunny Ranch‚ a well-known brothel that even has a reality series. Other cities such as New York City – Time Square

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    because they are frequent in Campania”. It is thought that seismic activity heightened on the 20th August‚ so the four days before the erupted were littered with many earthquakes .The people of Pompeii were not even aware that Vesuvius was a volcano‚ there is no word in Latin for volcano. The people of Pompeii did not flee when the tremors began because they were not aware that these were the precursors to such a violent eruption After 1500 years of being dormant‚ Mount Vesuvius awoke from it’s sleep

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    knowledge‚ describe the main features of the economy in Pompeii. - The some of the main features of the economy in Pompeii consisted of: Trade‚ Commerce‚ Industry‚ Occupations‚ and Public Works. - Trade: Pompeii was the port for Nuceria and Nola‚ which made it the trading centre for mainly agricultural produce. There are suggestions for the size and nature of the port but this is determined on whether it was a sea port or a river port. Pompeii played an important role in the economy of the Campanian

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    patron and client relationship were: 1- The client was to support his patron at political elections and do any favours that might be required. 2- The patron might assist in legal matters or give a small gift or free meal. C) Essentially in Pompeii and Herculaneum political life was bases around client patron relationship and often as a favour the clients of the patrons would go around either telling people to vote for a particular person or voting for themselves. The political graffiti; “I

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