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Introduction To Humanities (HUM 1020)
Valencia College
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These are the names of the three major architectural design for greek columns: Corinthian, Ionic, Doric
Twice a year dramatic festivals were held there: What is Athens
The “heroic age” refers to the era that produced this: What is Greek Epics?
The Parthenon is dedicated to this god or goddess: What is Athena?
These contributions were made by whom: a treatise on ethics, the framing of the syllogism, the classification of plants and animals: What is Aristotle?
He is the blind author of the Iliad and the Odyssey: What is Honor
This describes the what in ancient Greece: believed to be eternal, anthropomorphic figures, thought to intervene in the lives of humans: What is gods?
Athens's Golden Age flowered shortly after this event: What is Persian Wars?
Epicureanism, Stoicism, and Cynicism are schools of thought developed during this age: What is the Hellenistic Age?
This thinker advanced the idea that reality lay in numerical proportions: What is Pythagoras?
The Iliad and the Odyssey feature heroes from this event in history: What is The Trojan War?
Alexander carried Hellenic culture as far east as this country: What is India?
In Golden Age, Athens laws were made by these people: What is male landowners?
Troy is the native land of the hero of Virgil’s epic entitled this: What is Aeneid?
Islamic Prayer is led by an Imam
A series of arches placed back to back produces this: What is Barrel Vault?
These were typically more realistic than the Greek counterparts: What is Roman portraits or sculptures?
Medieval feudalism in Europe involved the exchange of this for military service: What is Land?
This type of painting technique used by the Romans tricked the eye into perceiving depth on a flat surface: What is trompe l’oeil
A Jewish service is led by a(n): What is a Rabbi?
The Carolingian renaissance depended greatly on this: What is Benedictine monasteries?
There is little surviving evidence with which to judge Rome’s accomplishments in this field: What is music?
Another name for an un-free rural laborer in the middle ages: What is medieval serf
This is a building material which made large-scale architectural constructions cheaper to build the Romans: What is Concrete?
Romulus and Remus, Adoration of the Magi, and the Wayland Smith from Norse mythology are all carved on this piece of Anglo-Saxon art: What is Franks Casket?
This is the obligatory Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca: What is Hajj
This began as an effort to rescue Jerusalem from the Muslims, were commonly fought by the younger sons of feudal nobility and was an economic boon to Italian merchants: What is Christian Crusades?
One of the following was NOT an essential to the medieval synthesis: Germanic culture, Christian Culture, Roman Culture, Chinese Culture: What is Chinese Culture?
This is Rome’s most famous satirist? What is Juvenal?
Humanities Test Study Guide Questions and Answers
Course: Introduction To Humanities (HUM 1020)
University: Valencia College
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