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Why did Leonardo da Vinci and Georges Braque have such different ideas about the value of art?
Each was influenced by his own time, place, and historical context.
What guideline helps historians place arguments in historical context?
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Why did Leonardo de vinci and george barque have such different ideas about the value or art?
Each was influenced by his own time, place, and historical context
What is the historical context of the typewriter?
the historical context of the typewritter is non of your buisness! =))
Why was nostalgia used as a theme?
Nostalgia evokes a place setting or historical context of characters' lives.
What is the historical context of The Man Who Was Thursday?
the historical context is turn of the twentieth century, London.
What is the historical context of epic of Gilgamesh?
the historical context of the epic of gilgamesh is that ilgamesh is the king
What is an event's historical context?
An event's historical context is the social or political setting in which it occurred.
What is historical context in literature?
Historical context refers to the moods, attitudes, and conditions that existed in a certain time. Context is the "setting" for an event that occurs, and it will have an impact on the relevance of the event. Context is an important factor to consider when describing something in history.
What political economic or cultural environment that surrounds an event provides what?
historical context
What question give information about a poem's historical context?
Who was president during the poet's historical context. APEX.....
A speechs historical context?
The historical context of a speech refers to the societal events, political climate, and cultural influences that were prominent at the time the speech was delivered. Understanding the historical context can provide important insights into the motivation behind the speech, the intended audience, and the impact it had on the audience and society as a whole. It helps to place the speech in its proper historical perspective and understand why certain themes or arguments were emphasized.
