By the mid-1920s, India was producing over a hundred feature films annually, more than England, France, or the USSR.

Even though his first publication found great commercial success, William Billings __________

a) stopped writing music after its release b) decided to move to Europe to write music for the nobility c) could not support himself as a composer and died in poverty d) soon lost faith in the revolutionary cause and forbid its further publication

The transformation of the Kaaba from a site of pantheistic worship to the physical center of Muslim life can be considered an example of

a. typology. b. symbolism. c. syncretism. d. revisionism.