b. Eastern Africa
c. Northern Africa
d. North Western Africa
The correct answer is A) Southern Africa.
The majority of Portugal's colonies in Africa were located in Southern Africa.
European powers in the 16th century sent their explorers to discover new navigation routes and to colonize new territories. Portugal was a powerful maritime power in that time and colonized Angola and Mozambique, in the south part of Africa. Portugal realized that those territories had many raw materials and natural resources to exploit.
B. Panel painting, as in his painting of The Last Supper
C. Two dimensional views, as in his sketches of inventions
D. Angular style, as in his sketches of architectural buildings
The correct answer is A).Leonardo Da Vinci use Realism, as in his painting of the Mona Lisa or La Gioconda. Leonardo was fascinated by the human body. In his writings based on his observations are wonderful paintings and drawings of the body conceived with realism and proportion.
Renaissance art also reflects the values of Renaissance humanism:
A return to the classic models in architecture to the representation of the naked figure, and to a heroic vision of human beings.
Medieval art fulfilled a religious function:
The world was a veil that only insinuated to the other perfect and eternal world. Renaissance artists continued to use religious themes, but they destroyed the domain of religion over art by changing the attention of heaven to the natural world and the human being.
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A). Leonardo Da Vinci uses Realism, as in his painting of the Mona Lisa
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The competition between England and Germany is considered one of the main reasons for the outbreak of the First World War.
After the death of two Kaisers in Germany - William I and Frederick III in 1888, William II came to power in Germany. The new Kaiser worsened relations with the Russian imperial and British royal houses. Germany declared Britain a trade war. Great Britain, seeking to catch up with its rival, withdrew from the policy of "brilliant" isolation and began to create an anti-German bloc of states. Finally, these countries became leaders of two opposing blocs of states - the Entente and the Triple Alliance.
In the system of European contradictions of the early 20th century, the Anglo-German conflict occupied a special place. Great Britain and Germany were the leading European powers in both their economic potential and political influence. In the system of international relations that had developed in the 70s of the 19th century and existed before the First World War, both powers claimed and at various stages exercised the functions of an arbiter.
The problem of naval weapons was a constant source of tension in Anglo-German relations.
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B. Based on a commonality
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