How did philip ii influence the art of spain's golden age? a. he was skilled at drawing and painting. b. he gave work only to spanish-born artists. c. he ruled that all art depict religious subjects. d. he provided financial support to artists.

The correct answer is D) He provided financial support to artists.

The Spanish Golden Age was an era under powerful monarchs such as Charles V and Philip II.

Phillip II was the son of Charles V and became king of Spain and all its colonies. During Phillip’s reign, it was considered the peak of Spain’s Golden Age. He is considered a Patron of the Arts, he commissioned lots of painting of himself and others, he built the Escorial Monastery that was known as a world wonder at the time. The Prado Museum was also founded, artists were attracted such as Titan, Anthonis Mor, El Greco, Pompeo, and others. This made Spanish arts become international.

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the articles of confederation placed most of the power on the feds

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