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Why did many new religions and philosophies appear during the Hellenistic Age?
In the period of the Hellenism, Alexander the great had this form of spreading his religion and civilization thus in the bid to do so he encouraged more people to engage in their forms of philosophical and cultic practiced as long as they too do practice helenism, My thoughts Bob Omondi Nairobi
How many signs are there in hieroglyphics?
For most of the period of their use (around 3,000 years) there were less than a thousand signs in general use - only about 700 during the Middle Kingdom, when most texts were produced (and some of those 700 were quite rarely used).In the Late Period the number of signs increased dramatically to over 6,000, many being alternative forms. The writing system was deliberately made complex and difficult under Greek and Roman rule - there were then at least 25 different signs with the sound value m, while a single sign could have up to 8 different readings.So the answer to your question is: it depends on the specific time period.
Whats the phase of mitosis in which the duplicated chromosomes form an x shape?
In prophase they begin to coil, but they forms the X shape and line up on the metaphase plate during metaphase.
How many types of normal forms in DBMS?
total 6 normal forms
What are different forms for the word preposterous?
The forms for the adjective are:preposterousmore preposterousmost preposterous
When writing about romantic ballet who said dance showed beautiful forms in graceful attitudes?
Theophile Gautier
Briefly describe three art forms which emerged during colonial period?
Briefly describe three art forms which emerged during colonial period
What life forms evolved during the Permian period?
gymnosperms
The music of the romantic era is typically?
The Romantic Period was from 1820 to 1900. The main characteristics of Romantic music are a wide dynamic range, a high level of emotional expression, lyrical melodies, lots of rubato (freedom in the time), the introduction of free forms (such as nocturnes and fantasies) and dance forms (such as waltzes and mazurkas) which generally replaced sonata form. Pieces started to have descriptive titles and moods, (e.g. Autumn Song) which influenced the way they were interpreted by performers. Music sometimes also had sudden, dramatic contrasts and mood changes, especially in Beethoven's works (although he was on the border between Classical and Romantic).
Where and when did tap develop?
Tap dance came about from other forms of dance. The roots of tap dance are believed to have "begun in the mid-1800s during the rise of minstrel shows."
What were the verse forms used by southern France during the medieval period?
not your busness
During the latter jazz (music) age, popular forms of jazz dance included the Cakewalk, Black Bottom, Charleston, Jitterbug, Lindy Hop and the?
The bogie woggle dance is the answer to this question.
Did Romantic composers completely abandoned the structural forms of the classical period?
Some forms were retained such as the sonata, rondo, scherzo. For the most part classical forms were expanded in the Romantic era and new genres appeared, especially relating to specific instruments. Solo piano music became very popular through the work of composers like Liszt, Chopin, Field, Tomasek, Hummel etc.
What are the art forms during the Japanese colonial period in the Philippines?
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What was not a type of poetry during the Elizabeth and 128046 what was not a type of poetry during the Elizabethan period?
During the Elizabethan period, haiku poetry was not a type of poetry commonly found. The main poetic forms during this period included sonnets, ballads, and pastoral poetry, among others.
When does castform evolve in emerald?
Castform doesn't evolve it can however change forms during rain dance, sunny day and hail.
What influence did the neoclassical period have on romanticism?
The neoclassical period's emphasis on reason, order, and clarity in art and literature inspired the Romantic movement to rebel against those ideals. Romantics sought to champion emotion, imagination, and individuality in their works, leading to a greater focus on nature, the supernatural, and personal experiences. Ultimately, the neoclassical period's structure and logic helped shape the Romantic rejection of those conventions.
