Although academic in scale Matisse's Le Bonheur de Vivre (Fig. 32-4) was avant-garde in the ________

Who were Duke Ellington's most famous saxophonists?

a. Johnny Hodges and Ben Webster b. Barney Bigard and Paul Gonsalves c. Rex Stewart and Ray Nance d. Lawrence Brown and Juan Tizol

After the Han dynasty fell in 220 CE, the Chinese embraced some aspects of Buddhism because they

a) blamed Confucianism for civil and cultural dysfunction. b) embraced Buddhism’s emphasis on the soul. c) rejected Confucianism’s social hierarchy. d) needed Buddhism’s position against warfare