Egypt, Greece and Rome

The ancient Greeks believed that, like humans, their gods had what flaw?

The word for a part of a city on top of a hill.

The pharaoh during the Amarna period was

Except the Amarna period, over time Egyptian art conventions changed

The Roman home generally consisted of small rooms arranged around one or two open courts called

Some scholars think that the Greek’s defeat of the Persians in 480 BCE had the effect of

A clerestory, such as the one at Karnak, serves to:

The Pantheon's interior and exterior is a contrast of

Which of the following would NOT be seen in a Greek kore figure?

The hypostyle hall at Karnak was filled with decorated:

Prominent individuals, not of royal descent, were typically represented in which way?

What feature(s) do Greek kouroi and standing figures in Egyptian art have in common?

An Egyptian convention used for representing the human figure was to show eyes and torsos

Where was Phideas’s large ivory and gold statue of Athena located in the Parthenon?

The preferred material of Greeks for sculpture (allowed more complex action poses) was

This object commemorates the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt

Egyptian history is divided into

The Etruscans often decorated their tombs to resemble

The Egyptian life spirit or life force is called the

What technological innovation allowed the Romans to create the curved walls of the Pantheon?

In 313 CE, Constantine issued the __________, which was a model of religious tolerance.

How does the Augustus of Primaporta differ from Greek Classical sculpture?

Which allowed artists to create livelier human figures?

Sculptures portraying Hatshepsut reflect the power of tradition by showing her as a

Which of the following characterizes the Amarna style in art?

The female pharaoh that left the great legacy of Egyptian monuments was

The Romans’ tradition of realistic portrait sculpture probably derives from their:

In the Old Kingdom, rulers were typically portrayed as ___________figures

The first architect known in history by name.

The pose used in the Augustus of Primaporta indicates the emperor's

The Great Sphinx is thought to be a portrait of

Standing figures in Egyptian art are typically shown

Which of the Flavian Amphitheater’s architectural elements serves no structural purpose?

The Great Hall at Karnak has columns supporting the raised, center part of the roof, called a:

The greatest compositional challenge for sculptors at the Parthenon was:

The three Greek orders are

Expressionism (evoking a specific emotion from the viewer) is characteristic of which period?

In Greek mythology, the earth gods are called the