Activity 9.9 1. The intended readers would be a mature audience; therefore, college students and professionals would be interested in reading this piece due to the fact that it gives many interesting facts about what Eratosthenes did during his time. The readers would learn about the ancient discovery of the world being round and how it was discovered. Nevertheless, the audience that reads this will be intrigued by how Eratosthenes came to the conclusion on the circumference and the angle’s differences
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Art history is composed by its different period and each of them creating extraordinary yes distinct artists and artwork. Peter Paul Ruben is an artist from the Baroque period known for being one of the most successful artist in the period. Likewise, Jacques-Louis David is “the most important French Neoclassical painter” from the Neoclassical era. Being from different place and period, the artworks produced by the artists differed in story, message, theme, style, and composition. The Baroque and
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Was the scientific revolution truly revolutionary? The Scientific Revolution to many signifies the emergence of modern science and human understanding. For historian Edward Grant, the revolution was a radical turning point in our history, uniting the gap between antiquity and modernity, through works such as Newton's Principia and Copernicus’s heliocentric model. However, more recently, historians and scholars are beginning to reject these earlier claims that the scientific revolution should
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sought after it to express their wealth, power, and affection. This affection started what is referred to as the Renaissance period. Becoming a patron allowed someone to showcase their social status; it suggested to everyone the life a person lead. Patrons consisted of many walks of life from popes of the church, who we are well aware, had a major influence on art leading up to the Renaissance period, from kings to common people. Hiring an artist displayed the patron’s
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The ideas and creations that continue to be used in modern society demonstrate how inspiring the Ancient Greeks were. Greece is a series of islands, known as an archipelago that contained a number of city- states, such as Athens and Sparta, and were ruled by Ephors. Greece has a very mountainous terrain, with only 20% of arable land. Greece also has irregular coastlines that enhance their ability to trade. The contributions of classical Greece benefit Western civilization greatly because of the creation
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The film I chose takes place in the 16th century and it is about Michelangelo's time painting the Sistine Chapel and the events that lead up to him planning on carving out Pope Julius II's tomb. In the film, Michelangelo is a renowned sculptor. When Pope Julius II suddenly commissions him to paint the Sistine Chapel, He resists because he finds the task uninspiring, he is a sculptor after all. Nonetheless, he is forced into taking the job. In the beginning, Michelangelo is not satisfied with his
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Class and Professor, There were many factors that came together in 14th century Italy that caused the Renaissance to ignite. One major factor was the Medici family, which controlled Florence throughout much of the Renaissance, and played a large part in the patronage of the arts and the political development of the city (Sayre, 2011). Another factor was the wide spread belief in humanism, and Neoplatonism. One other factor could be that is was the end of the Middle Ages which rejected the ideas of
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ntroduction: The Renaissance developed humanism that brought the beauty and intelligence of an individual, which was implemented into arts, science, literature, and medicine. The Renaissance was a time in European history where extensive changes occurred. The word Renaissance is defined as "rebirth" or "revival" of the Dark Ages. It began around 1350 and persisted until 1700. The Renaissance changed the humankind view of the world by using science and reason, individualism, and embracing life.
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In this essay I will be answering the question “Why did Islam spread so quickly?”. My answer to this question will be answered in the paragraphs below. My thesis is that Islam spread so quickly because the “word” got around and people were intrigued by the way of lifestyle. One reason why I think that Islam spread throughout the world so quickly was because the discoveries of the Islamic people made people have interest in their lifestyle. For example, the Muslims were interested in the way that
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Final research paper Art history Beth mchale Mrs Cozad 14th December, 2015 Christian art and architecture has been developed dramatically though out the centuries, from Early Christian through the Gothic eras. There are four classification in the development of Cristian art: Early Christian and Byzantine, Early Medieval, Late Medieval—Romanesque and Late Medieval—Gothic. Art and architecture from these periods all tell stories from that specific time in life, they give factual
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