Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, Cecil B. De Mille continued as a mainstay of Paramount, the studio he had helped start, with a series of:

_____ was the leading Momoyama painter of murals and screens

A) ?Ando Hiroshige B) ?Tori Busshi C) ?Kano Eitoku D) ?Honami Koetsu

"Federal" style refers to __________.

A. an architectural design based upon Roman precedents B. a classically inspired pattern popular in eighteenth-century ceramics C. a plain, rational literary style without rhetorical ornamentation employed in argumentation D. a type of American garden design adapted from the French