Answer:
Painting
Explanation:
<u>In Japan, the art of painting is one of the oldest, with the richest tradition, and most highly regarded out of all art techniques. </u><u>Japanese paintings have a wide array of styles in which they can be expressed that vary in genre and aesthetics. </u>
It started to develop in the prehistoric period, <u>and it was developed during the whole of Japanese history.</u> During this time, there were influences of China, as well as European countries, on the art. It remained very distinctive from all the other styles of art, and highly valued in Japan as well as globally.
<span>The question is the following: Which statement about printing is false? And the options are: A)It helped revive interest in classical Roman and Greek art. B)It made books accessible to people and motivated them to get an education. C)It increased the value of original works of art. Printing generally made the information more accessible - it made the books cheaper and less valuable (since they could be copied easier). So the books stopped being an expensive work of art - the correct answer is C!</span>
Depends really.
The question is tiny bit vague. But I could think of a few things. For one, it was one of the first music genres with beat. Which would become very important when Blues/Jazz slowly formed into Rock, Metal, and other more modern sounds.
Also, Jazz uses classical elements, but with a pace. Classical music has pace, but it has no beat. Classical music can change pace and rhythm as desired without loosing too much quality. Blues/Jazz however, can't. It uses instruments and sounds all the same, but it has a beat, pace, and rhythm that cannot change without loosing control, or quality. <span />
Answer: what this is not an Q
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