Who was one of the earliest individuals to advocate equal temperament as the most practical way of dealing with tuning in music?

The interaction between Europe and the New World in the sixteenth century

A. had very little impact on the European economy. B. resulted in a downturn in the European economy. C. introduced new agricultural products into Europe. D. drained the Old World of its silver and gold supplies.

When Shakespeare refers to England as “This fortress built by Nature for herself / Against infection and the hand of war,” he is referring directly to its

a. geography. b. defensive preparation. c. healthful climate. d. homogeneous populace.