A) 1913 B) 1920 C) 1910 D) 1905
A) Chicago B) Boston C) New York City D) Philadelphia
A) Harlem B) Upper West Side C) Lower East Side D) Greenwich Village
A) Hudson River School B) Impressionism C) Ashcan School D) Abstract Expressionism
A) Tenement buildings B) Skyscrapers C) Brownstone houses D) Suburban homes
A) Industrial silence B) Wealthy elegance C) Crowded urban vitality D) Rural tranquility
A) Bold brushstrokes B) Minimalism C) Pointillism D) Photorealism
A) Los Angeles County Museum of Art B) Metropolitan Museum of Art C) Museum of Modern Art D) National Gallery of Art
A) Rural farmers B) Working class immigrants C) Middle class professionals D) Wealthy industrialists
A) Church steeples B) Bridges C) Factory smokestacks D) Fire escapes
A) People overwhelmed by urban density B) People in harmony with nature C) People isolated in spacious settings D) People celebrating urban wealth
A) Agricultural decline B) Wealth inequality C) Technological progress D) Urban overcrowding
A) Sitting quietly B) Attending school C) Playing in the street D) Working in factories
A) Romantic B) Surrealism C) Urban realism D) Abstract
A) Soft and blended B) Vigorous and expressive C) Precise and mechanical D) Smooth and detailed
A) Charcoal B) Oil on canvas C) Tempera D) Watercolor
A) Spring B) Summer C) Winter D) Fall
A) Agricultural revolution B) Immigrant experience C) Westward expansion D) Technological innovation
A) Earthy tones B) Monochromatic C) Pastel colors D) Primary colors |