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100
Used painted wood blocks showing everyday life.
What is the Edo period?
100
The Shang dynasty mainly used this metal.
What is bronze?
100
This civilization has the earliest examples of Pre-Columbian art.
What is the Mayan civilization?
100
The Mauryan dynasty liked to show these figures.
What are animal figures?
100
This was the type of religion in Africa.
What is animist?
200
This period used the dry-lacquer process.
What is the Nara period?
200
These two dynasties started showing Buddhist influence.
What are the Tang and Ming?
200
This civilization specialized in carving giant stone heads.
Who are the Olmecs?
200
This person was the most depicted person in Indian art.
Who is Buddha?
200
This art style was in Ghana.
What is Ashanti?
300
This person is the first major recognized painter in Japan's history.
Who is Kanaoka?
300
This style of writing emerged using symbols.
What is calligraphy?
300
This civilization had giant caraytids which were like totem poles which could be fifteen feet high.
Who are the Toltecs?
300
This type of Greek art was the most influential in India.
What is the Hellenistic style?
300
This style depicted the most female figures of any African style.
What is the Baluba style?
400
Muromachi art used strictly this, which was influenced by the Chinese.
What is ink?
400
This building eventually became the capital center of China.
What is the Forbidden City?
400
The Aztecs loved to depict this circumstance in their art.
What is a sacrifice?
400
This type of limestone was used in the Mathura style.
What is red limestone?
400
The Dogon style used this to intensify human figures.
What is distortion?
500
The Kamakura period used bold colors to represent this style of government which they had.
What is militaristic?
500
These were used instead of walls.
What are evenly spaced columns?
500
Peruvian pottery was known as this.
What is Cupisnique?
500
This style was the Golden Age of Indian art.
What is the Gupta style?
500
This art style was the best at making the wooden masks typical in African art.
What is the Fang style?