Answer:
The three staples in Mexican dishes are corn, beans and chillies (hot peppers), all present before the Spanish arrived. Corn is consumed in all possible forms, but most importantly as a tortilla (a thin, round pancake made from corn dough).
Explanation:
But, keeping in mind the country's unique culinary traditions, it's fair to say that Mexican cuisine depends on three core staples: corn, beans, and chiles.
Yep, your guess is right! Tenebrism, is the correct answer!
"Tenebrism deals with the extreme contrast of light and dark, along
with chiaroscuro, the two effects were what Caravaggio used to make his
paintings seem so dramatic."
Or maybe I'm wrong xD. Hopefully I helped!
I'd say by rounding and similar techniques the answer is 468, though it doesn't say all the needed numbers.
<span>Light and shadow can <u>model</u> an object, giving it a three-dimensional appearance</span>
