Diego Rivera’s paintings celebrated Mexico’s history ad people.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Diego Rivera was a famous Mexican painter whose frescoes started the Mural movement in Mexican art. Rivera had participated in the Revolutionary Union of Technical workers in 1922 and joined the Mexican Communist Party. His famous murals reflected the Mexican society and the 1910 revolution.
Using bold figures and simplified colors was Rivera’s style. All his mural paintings were in fresco alone. All his paintings told stories of revolution and Mexican society of that period. His mural ‘fertile land’ depicts the peasant and working class people of Mexico by demonstrating their revolutionary struggles.
Wave of invader swept across Western Europe<span> (Vikings, Franks, Goths, and Huns) trade slowed down to a trickle (people became more isolated) towns became empty, and classic learning just stopped.</span>
Historians use primary sources like diaries, letters, speeches. And secondary sources like articles.
Democritus is your answer.
