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Art Finals 3

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The head from the _______ culture is one of the oldest surviving examples of sub-Saharan art. Nok
For Oceanic communities, _______ is a spiritual power that may reside in persons, places or things. Mana
Howling Wolf a Plains Native American, represents his personal journey as _______. a warrior, captive and artist
The European movement, _______ was greatly influenced by African art. Western modern art
Kachinas are intended to _______ resemble the spirits of invisble life forces recreated into figures, given to area children
Funerary Rites and the Spirit's Pathway After Death use _______ to tell a story, dividing time into segments into four sections. animal and human symbols
What was necessary, according to the Aztecs, to make sure the world continued? Human sacrifices of the prisoners of war
In the Solomon Islands and New Ireland, _______ and _______ are designed to serve ritual purposes. woodcarvings; masks
The regions of Africa, Ocenia, and the Americas use art for _______ all of the above
What is the purpose of the African Power Figures? To personify the force of justice
Teotihuacan fatured temples such as the Pyramid of the Sun , with decorations of: feathered serpents
In Nigeria, the Yoruba have a strong tradition of ???
The _______ of Mali are especially noted for their headdressed, which are made of antelope. Bamana
Sculptural works of art known as a _______ are created by the Tlingit people of the Northwest. These works represent an object such as a/an totem; animal or plant that serves as an emblem of a family or clan
The Hopis and Zunis call the invisible life force spirits kachinas
Known for their monumental carved heads, the _______ were the earliest known culture to develop in the Gulf of Mexico Olmec
The Hopewell culture built large mounds, such as the Great Serpent Mound in what is now the state of Ohio
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