Answer:
Correct answers are:
1. Petrarch - Reconciled the church and classic ideals
2 Donatello - .G. Used linear perspective to make depth
In sculptures
3. Brunelleschi - Discovered perspective and built a
famous dome in Florence
4.Leonardo da Vinci - His notebooks had drawings of tanks
5. Michelangelo - A. His Pieta is the only sculpture his signed
6. Raphael - Repainted his fresco copying Michelangelo
7. Jan Van Eyck - D. Part of the Northern Renaissance
Explanation:
All of the mentioned artists were part of the Renaissance movement. Only Van Eyck was outside Italy. Only Petrarch was mostly known as a writer. Leonardo was not only a painter and sculptor, he also made drawing of many different machines and technologies that were not known to people back them.
Michelangelo was a famous sculptor, as it was Donatello. Brunelleschi was an architect from Florence.
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<span>b. Josef Stalin</span>
Sadly known for violent repression and mass deportations.
Trade was a fundamental aspect of the ancient Greek world and following territorial expansion, an increase in population movements, and innovations in transport, goods could be brought, sold, and exchanged in one part of the Mediterranean which had their origin in a completely different and far distant region. <span />
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
The Underground Railroad was the system through which many slaves were transported to the North and Canada. The term underground railroad was used as a code to confuse those trying to catch the slaves and their owners.
The other code word used was 'stationmasters.' The term referred to those who gave shelter to slaves in their house. And, the place where slaves rested was termed 'stations' or 'depots.'
The stationmasters were most likely abolitionists, who oppose the slavery. Some prominent abolitionists who sheltered slaves include Thomas Garett, Levi Coffin (also called the 'President of the Underground Railroad), Frederick Douglass, etc.
Therefore, option D is correct.
