Exam 35: Native Arts of the Americas, 1300 to 1980
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Evaluate the impact of European contact on the Native arts of the United States. Consider the social implications and the changes that occurred as a result of the contact. Use specific examples to support your essay.
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Which of the groups was least prominent during the Postclassical period?
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Navajo sand paintings or dry paintings are used in sacred ceremonies and destroyed at the ceremony's conclusion. Prototypes are passed from artist to artist and must be strictly followed as mistakes can render the ceremony ineffective. Based on this information, which of the following would describe sand or dry painting?
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Explain the purpose and symbols of Haida totem poles and how they represented the Haida.
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Which of the following Postclassic groups was considered preeminent in the art of writing?
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What is the significance of thunderclouds and feathers on a Kachina mask?
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Contrast the empires of the Aztecs and the Inka. Consider the purpose and function of each. How did they use art and architecture to define themselves? Use examples to support your argument
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Which of the following groups uses the unique combination of male designer and female weaver?
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When confined to the reservations Plains Indians took to recording their past exploits and history. They also recorded their reactions to their new surroundings often far from their places of birth. Which of the following would they use for this purpose of record keeping?
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What type of object is this and how does it deviate from earlier examples?
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The placement of the relief of Coyolxauhqui was critical not only to Aztec religious observances but also to the political persona of the Empire. Which of the following was the location of the relief?
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From what area of what country did this warrior come? What do the various parts of his costume symbolize?
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The arts of the Northwest Coast Indians of North America are expressions not only of spiritual beliefs but also of which of the following?
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