The Industrial Revolution changed the lives of Americans by:
1. Giving them an opportunity to enhance/ improve in the technology that they had back then.
Ex: Phones on the walls became the cell phones that we carry around with us wherever we go.
2. It gave the jobless Americans at that time a chance to gain a job and be able to be able to get a home if homeless and better take care of their families if they had one.
A centrally planned economy opposes individual choice in comparison to a market economy.
In a centrally planned economy, a government entity decides how resources within a society will be distributed. For example, in a perfect centrally planned society, all families with 4 members in the household would receive the exact same products.
However, in a market economy, individuals make decisions for themselves regarding what resources they want/need to purchase. This market economy is based more on the capital (money) that individuals possess.
D: received lower wages than whites did.
The main focus of Sienese art, was on the miraculous events, and very less focus to the changes of time and and space.
The Sienese painters were not interested in painting the classical myths or the portraits rather they painted elegant courtly figures.
Duccio, is being considered as the father of Sienese painting, the art style had a decorative style with rich colors and had given less representation to the proportions.
Duccio's brothers namely, Pietro and Ambrogio had made important developments in the Sienese art tradition, they took the art style towards the Gothic style of Painting in the early 14th century after Duccio.
Some of the Great painters of Sienese art in the early 14th century were;
1. Duccio di Buoninsegna,
2. Segna De Buonaventura
3. Pietro Lorenzetti
4. Naddo Ceccarelli
5. Ambrogio Lorenzetti
6. Lippo Vanni
7. Bartolomeo Bulgarini
8. Lippo memmi. <em>etc.</em>
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