Concerns that ___________influence at Nara had become too powerful led imperial advisors to move the capital to Kyoto near the end of the eighth century

The beauty of the Temple of Aphaia, Aegina, is the result of all of the following EXCEPT

A. graceful columns. B. mathematical proportions. C. a 1:2 ratio of its columns. D. the stylized and abstract quality of its statues.

The expansive power of Darius reflecting the vast range of empire he created is conveyed in this representation by

a) the diverse attire and beard forms of the many figures. b) the relative sizing of figures across the panel. c) the elongated staff the king holds in his right hand. d) the placement of his successor’s figure behind the throne.