"if you had been reading a book like this around 1968, the chapters of the 'arts in time' section would most likely not have introduced you to sofonisba anguissola, artemisia gentileschi, judith leyster, elisabeth vigee-lebrun, berthe morisot or mary cassatt. art historians knew of works by these women. they just didn't make much of an effort to include them in their telling of the history of " this quote from the textbook is about perspectives in art history.

He seventeenth amendment to the us constitution calls for the direct election of all us senators. this means that the people of each state get to vote to decide who will be their two us senators. before this, the legislatures of each state chose the two us senators from that state with no direct involvement of the average voter. why would this amendment be considered a reform? how would it benefit the people? even today some people claim that the seventeenth amendment was a bad idea. what arguments could be made for reverting selection of us senators back to the state legislatures?

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What were copernicus’s ideas about the order of the universe deemed to be dangerous to church thinking? (5 points) a.the church was invested in the idea that the earth was at the center of the universe b.copernicus was developing a new religion that would challenge the church c.the church feared his ideas threatened their control of european universities d.copernicus was a follower of luther and therefore could not be trusted