The film movement that emphasized bizarre and evocative imagery while attacking traditional notions of causality and coherence was known as

The Thirty Years' War, while one of the great conflicts in early-modern Europe, did not have a negative effect on German musical institutions. Like the Hundred Years' War, musicians traveled with the armies and it proved to be a time where many composers were able to hear and adopt the latest musical trends

A) true B) false

After the eighth century, the number of books proliferated in the Muslim world when

a) papermaking was introduced from China. b) the printing press was invented. c) Arabic script was improved. d) the demand for books in libraries in Paris increased.