It is often said that the Church was the great patron of the arts of Western Christendom. Defend this statement by describing some of the landmarks (literary, visual, and aural) indebted to church patronage.

Of nineteenth-century music, it is correct to say that

a. personalized expression was avoided. b. the orchestra grew to grand proportions. c. the classical forms and rules were rigorously followed. d. All these answers are correct.

Protectionist action often strengthened Hollywood's foreign domination. U.S. firms could recover currency earned abroad by:

A. investing in foreign films and importing them to America. B. concentrating on saturating the American market with films. C. reducing production budgets and increasing overall output. D. actively recruiting the top creative foreign talent.