Period Styles Midterm

Gothic art and architecture is all about the dark.

What are the names of the additional orders of columns found in Roman Architecture?

what architectural features can be used to identify Gothic style?

When and where was Tudor predominantly seen?

List the orders from left to right (ex: left most order will be Answer 1)

When was Pre-Romanesque vs Romanesque? (Hint: the first date will be Pre and second date will be Romanesque)

Around what time frame was Byzantine?

What kind of structures are Gothic architecture found in?

Where was Rococo most popular? (Hint: just the locations we went over in class)

Where and when was Stonehenge built?

What is the pimp daddy of Baroque?

What does baroque mean?

What important factors influenced the emergence of Renaissance

Name 2 of the most famous Baroque architects. (Hint: Watkins' Favorites)

What are the common ancestors of Mesoamerican?

What are the key characteristics of Baroque?

Pre-Columbian is older than Tudor.

Byzantine is a continuation of Roman Empire

What is another name for Baroque, specifically Baroque in Latin countries (ex: Mexico)

What architectural features are Byzantine known for?

When was the end of the Bronze Age?

List the Pre-Columbian civilizations in order from earliest to latest (ex: the oldest of the 3 will be Answer 1)

What time frame was the Roman period?

What is the name of the New Kingdom of Egypt (1600-1300 BC)?

Every part of Hampton court was constructed in the Tudor architectural style.

When was the Renaissance Period?

What are the periods of the Renaissance movement?

What are the correct Byzantine periods based on these year breakdowns? (313, 842, 1204, 1453, 1453 AD+)?

Gothic architecture was instantly popular in Italy.

What's another term to describe Pre-Romanesque/Romanesque?

Mesoamerican art and architecture is also known and Pre-Columbian because it was created way before colonization.

What country is considered to birth place of the Renaissance?

What time frame is associated with Baroque?

At the height of the Roman Empire, about what percentage of the global population was under Roman rule?

What century is associated with Rococo

What city was known to have a upper-class city center and residential area where homes shared walls?

List the eras of the Roman Empire in order from earliest to latest (ex: first era chronologically will be Answer 1)

The Romans have the Pantheon, the Greek have the _______?

What Neolithic city in present day Cyprus was known for use of roads?

Name the famous Egyptian architect of this structure.

What is the time frame of the Gothic Period?

What is this made of?

This is a calendar.

Name the structure and time period.

Around when were the Lascaux caves created?

What are the general characteristics of Early Islamic art and architecture?

Name the city and its people.

Around what time were the Temples of Malta built and used? Hint: Neolithic

When was the Maya Empire though to be founded

What is Polis?

Gothic and Renaissance architecture are very similar; as seen in St. Peter's Basilica and the Laurnetian Library.

What city is known for it's massive walls that stood for around 1000 years?

What kind of structure is the Tower of Babel? Where would you find it?

With the rise of Romanesque, more military, civic, and religious builds were built.

What are the kingdoms of Ancient Egypt?

What does Rococo mean?

What are the cities of Mesopotamia (2200 BC)?

What similar period styles occur around the time of Tudor?

What rivers cyclical patterns influenced Egyptian culture?

Islam = Religion and Way of life

Islamic art was produced by anyone who lived within 100 mile radius of Mecca.

What are the main cults in Greek culture at the time?

Where and what time period is Early Islamic focused?

Who is the famous Italian architect behind the popularization of Rococo?