Art/Style
The style of architecture where the main characteristics are horseshoe arches, decorated walls, and columns is:
Al-Andalus style
A pre-Columbian civilization that lived in the valley of Mexico
Aztecs
Bishops and monks who carry out religious and cultural activities are part of the:
Clergy
A fast-moving sailing ship is called a:
Caravel ship
A technique of painting on wet plaster on a wall is called:
Fresco
A pre-Columbian civilization that lived in the western part of South America were the:
Incas
A group of territories ruled by one single ruler is called an:
Empire
A cultural movement in the 18th century, originated in France, is called the:
Enlightenment
The style of architecture where the main characteristics are pointed towers, rounded arches, and stained glass windows is:
A pre-Columbian civilization that lived in southern Mexico and parts of Central America were the:
Mayans
A person who trades products is a:
Merchant
The way society was organized in the Christian kingdoms was a:
Feudal system
The style of architecture where the main characteristics are narrow windows, rounded arches, and frescoes is:
Romanesque style
Civilizations that lived in the American continent before the Spanish conquest are:
A person who served a nobleman and cultivated his land was called a:
Serf
A period of artistic and literary splendor in Spain during the Hapsburg dynasty is called the:
Golden Age
A rounded window with colored glass in the shape of a rose, often found in Gothic churches, is called a:
Rose window
A long journey with a specific purpose, such as exploring a distant place, is called an:
Expedition
The political structure where the king has all the powers of the State is called an:
Absolute monarchy
A law which excluded women from the Spanish throne during the 18th century was called:
Salic Law