The buffalo war represented a clash between environmental and social issues because it was regarding the slaughter of the last wild buffaloes that was present in America. The environmentalists were against the slaughter, while the social issue that was created by the buffaloes was the spreading of a disease that people thought was effecting other livestock's.<span />
I don't see any answers but she founded the first school for women's higher education <span />
The public demanded that architects leave the support structures of the Washington Bridge open because it has aesthetic value. The exposed steel tower that has a criss-crossed bracing design is the most identifiable characteristics of the bridge.
The Washington Bridge is very beautiful to look at. Because of the cables and steel beams, the bridge gleams like a reversed arch with the sky as the background.
Answer : It is quite difficult to answer the question without looking at which specific art has to be considered. But few generalizations can be made from Byzantine art from his mosaics.
1) They are illustrative. Byzantine artists would paint to show a person or an event. Typically, a saint, or a bible story, or perhaps an important event associated with an Emperor.
2) The pictures are usually stylized, with standard form and imagery. If considering a picture of a saint, there will be certain standard images and symbols associated with that saint so anyone looking at it. Their status will be shown by haloes, there will be objects or signs next to them, and the picture will have a use. Either it is to aid worship, or teach a story or - another type of Byzantine art - may even show a map.
Answer is: <span>b.a series of federal land grants.
</span><span>Congress passed a law allowing people to claim public land and convert it to private property through homesteading.
</span>The Great Plains <span>is the broad expanse of flat land</span><span> that lies west of the </span>Mississippi River tallgrass prairie<span> states and east of the </span>Rocky Mountains<span> in the United States and Canada. </span>