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Who introduces a bill in the House of Representatives so it can be numbered
Bills are introduced by the House Secretary.
Unity is the quality of wholeness in a work of art
Yes, unity is the quality of wholeness in a work of art.
To create unity an artist adjusts elements of the artwork to make them work together and add to the wholeness of the work
True
Because architecture is functional it is not required to have unity
False :}
Which policy severely restricted the colonial manufacturing that competed with industries in England
Mercantilism
What did the colonists realize after fighting alongside British soldiers
They were very different from the British soldiers and wanted to declare independence from England.
Who believed that the British government was exploiting American colonists
Thomas Paine
Which act passed by England listed certain valuable items such as sugar tobacco and indigo that could be sold only to England or another English colony
enumerated commodities act
Of the following men which one did not influence early American government
john hancock
Unity is rarely noticed when it is achieved.
true
Separate components work together to contribute to the wholeness of a work of art.
true
Unity can be achieved by placement of elements in a work of art.
true
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