2. what were classical greek choruses like? describe these choruses.

Classical Greek choruses consisted of a group of actors who delivered lines in unison. Their lines in the play were usually a commentary on the action/plot of the play, and they acted as a stand-in for the audience.

Religion changed from primitive times through the renaissance period until today such that certain church conventions and rules were set about how the holy family could be portrayed. for instance: mary must always be in a blue mantle, jesus could only be in a white robe after the resurrection, jesus could no longer be seen pointing with his walking stick when performing a miracle, and so on.hope this