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this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a single variable . to create an object , we declare a variable like we n... | if i want to delete an object , do i just type delete in front of it ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | then you never have to use quote marks around property names . accessing object properties an object is not useful unless we can look inside it and grab the values of the different properties . we can do that two ways - first , using what we call `` dot notation '' , where we write the name of the variable , followed b... | is there a way to show the definition of the object ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we can also add entirely new properties ! aboutwinston.lifegoal = `` teach javascript '' ; if we 're done with a property , we can delete it ( but most of the time we 'll probably just change its value ) : delete aboutwinston.hair ; arrays of objects now that you know both arrays and objects , you can combine them to m... | for the variables in for loops for these arrays and objects , why do we always use the variable 'i ' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | you might also see objects declared using quotes around the property names , like : var aboutwinston = { `` hometown '' : `` mountain view , ca '' , `` hair '' : `` no '' } ; that 's equivalent to what we saw before with no quote marks , but it takes longer to type . the only time that you absolutely need quote marks i... | how to open a javascript template and start the work ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | here's my tip for you : just do n't use whitespace in your property names to begin with ! then you never have to use quote marks around property names . accessing object properties an object is not useful unless we can look inside it and grab the values of the different properties . | does it matter that there are no quotation marks which surround the word `` year '' in the third box ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | for example , an array of cats : `` ` var mycats = [ { name : `` lizzie '' , age : 18 } , { name : `` daemon '' , age : 1 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; mycats.length ; i++ ) { var mycat = mycats [ i ] ; println ( mycat.name + ' is ' + mycat.age + ' years old . ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of ... | how can i get it to where , when the edge of the program is reached , it will continue the array on the next shelf 's beginning and not completely start back at the first object in the array ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | to create an object , we declare a variable like we normally would , and then we use curly braces to surround key-value property pairs : var objectname = { propertyname : propertyvalue , propertyname : propertyvalue , ... } ; here 's an object that describes winston - this object has two properties , hometown and hair ... | why , in the var lizziethecat , for the birthday component , we have year without quotation marks while the previous data ( month and day ) do have quotation marks ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | `` , and then the property name : `` ` var aboutwinston = { hometown : `` mountain view , ca '' , hair : `` no '' } ; text ( `` winston is from `` + aboutwinston.hometown , 100 , 100 ) ; text ( `` winston has `` + aboutwinston.hair + `` hair '' , 100 , 150 ) ; `` ` we can also use `` bracket notation '' , which looks s... | project bookshelf : how to align book 's title and author 's name ( and stars and image ) along with book 's border , if it is not standing straight on shelf ( if book created not with only rect , but also with quad to make it look 3d ) ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! | how do we play a sound with the play sound command repeatedely ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notation . here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100... | } , { title : '' miecraft , revenge of steve '' , review : '' very gamish '' } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i < movies.length ; i++ ) { fill ( 84 , 140 , 209 ) ; textalign ( center , center ) ; textsize ( 20 ) ; text ( movies [ i ] .title,200 , i+1*50 ) ; textsize ( 18 ) ; text ( movies [ i ] .review,200 , i+1*100 ) ; } why a... |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! | how do you say less than or equal to in code ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we can also add entirely new properties ! aboutwinston.lifegoal = `` teach javascript '' ; if we 're done with a property , we can delete it ( but most of the time we 'll probably just change its value ) : delete aboutwinston.hair ; arrays of objects now that you know both arrays and objects , you can combine them to m... | when do you store arrays in objects compared to storing objects in arrays ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | aboutwinston.lifegoal = `` teach javascript '' ; if we 're done with a property , we can delete it ( but most of the time we 'll probably just change its value ) : delete aboutwinston.hair ; arrays of objects now that you know both arrays and objects , you can combine them to make arrays of objects , which are actually... | here is my code for ( var a = 0 ; a < book.length ; a++ ) { for ( var i = 0 ; i < book [ a ] .stars ; i++ ) { image ( getimage ( `` cute/star '' ) , 13 + i * 20 , 90 , 20 , 30 ) ; } } what am i doing wrong ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | for example , an array of cats : `` ` var mycats = [ { name : `` lizzie '' , age : 18 } , { name : `` daemon '' , age : 1 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; mycats.length ; i++ ) { var mycat = mycats [ i ] ; println ( mycat.name + ' is ' + mycat.age + ' years old . ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of ... | how do you get the array to split lines ( so that i would have two shelves of three books with text ) ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | for example , an array of cats : `` ` var mycats = [ { name : `` lizzie '' , age : 18 } , { name : `` daemon '' , age : 1 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; mycats.length ; i++ ) { var mycat = mycats [ i ] ; println ( mycat.name + ' is ' + mycat.age + ' years old . ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of ... | is it possible to add objects to an object array ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | here's my tip for you : just do n't use whitespace in your property names to begin with ! then you never have to use quote marks around property names . accessing object properties an object is not useful unless we can look inside it and grab the values of the different properties . | in lizziethecat example , the key year needs to be included in quote marks or not ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a single variable . to create an object , we declare a variable like we n... | how do you .push a value into a object into an object of an array ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of objects the same way that we iterate through an array of numbers or strings , using a for loop . inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notatio... | so if i had an array of books and i wanted to automatically generate a title , author , rating and such and put those values into a new object inside an array how would i do that ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | then you never have to use quote marks around property names . accessing object properties an object is not useful unless we can look inside it and grab the values of the different properties . we can do that two ways - first , using what we call `` dot notation '' , where we write the name of the variable , followed b... | : ( who invented quoted properties ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | when would you really want to make variables with spaces ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! | when i was doing the movie reviews challenge every thing was correct but o-noes said that review was not declared yet it was ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | for example , an array of cats : `` ` var mycats = [ { name : `` lizzie '' , age : 18 } , { name : `` daemon '' , age : 1 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; mycats.length ; i++ ) { var mycat = mycats [ i ] ; println ( mycat.name + ' is ' + mycat.age + ' years old . ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of ... | is the length of an array of object fixed from its creation or we can increase it adding new objects during the execution of the program with , for ex , a sort of `` push ( ) '' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notation . here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100... | ' x ' : and x : declarations are they different from each other ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | aboutwinston.lifegoal = `` teach javascript '' ; if we 're done with a property , we can delete it ( but most of the time we 'll probably just change its value ) : delete aboutwinston.hair ; arrays of objects now that you know both arrays and objects , you can combine them to make arrays of objects , which are actually... | what happens when you type the line `` var position= positions [ i ] '' or in the other example var mycat=mycats [ i ] '' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! | which is the paint function ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! | how does the computer understand the codes ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | you might also see objects declared using quotes around the property names , like : var aboutwinston = { `` hometown '' : `` mountain view , ca '' , `` hair '' : `` no '' } ; that 's equivalent to what we saw before with no quote marks , but it takes longer to type . the only time that you absolutely need quote marks i... | i was wondering how we can use javascript in a html webpage ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | aboutwinston.lifegoal = `` teach javascript '' ; if we 're done with a property , we can delete it ( but most of the time we 'll probably just change its value ) : delete aboutwinston.hair ; arrays of objects now that you know both arrays and objects , you can combine them to make arrays of objects , which are actually... | so i have a question println is a command to print ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of objects the same way that we iterate through an array of numbers or strings , using a for loop . inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notatio... | how is it written , when do we use it , how do we call it what is the best time to use `` bracket notation '' versus `` dot notation '' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notation . here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100... | how would i count the number of heads and the number of tails after the coin was flipped 100 times ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we can do that two ways - first , using what we call `` dot notation '' , where we write the name of the variable , followed by a `` . `` , and then the property name : `` ` var aboutwinston = { hometown : `` mountain view , ca '' , hair : `` no '' } ; text ( `` winston is from `` + aboutwinston.hometown , 100 , 100 ) ... | what is the difference between printin ( ) ; commands and text ( ) ; commands ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notation . here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100... | why did you not use x.length in your summary ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | the only time that you absolutely need quote marks is if your property name has a whitespace in it , like : var aboutwinston = { `` his hair '' : `` none '' } ; we have to use quotes there , because otherwise the javascript interpreter would get confused . here's my tip for you : just do n't use whitespace in your prop... | how to open the command panel to use the println ( ) ; feature ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of objects the same way that we iterate through an array of numbers or strings , using a for loop . inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notatio... | why do you need the bracket notation when you already have dot notations ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | var lizziethecat = { age : 18 , furcolor : `` grey '' , likes : [ `` catnip '' , `` milk '' ] , birthday : { `` month '' : 7 , `` day '' : 17 , year : 1994 } } ; notice how each property stores a different data type- age stores a number , furcolor stores a string , likes stores an array , and birthday stores another ob... | um ... ... .. why would i want to be addicted to objects ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100 } , { x : 200 , y : 200 } , { x : 200 , y : 300 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; positions.length ; i++ ) { var position = positions [ i ] ; ellipse ( position.x , positi... | and why would i want want to turn everything into a object ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | ' ) ; } `` ` notice that we iterate through an array of objects the same way that we iterate through an array of numbers or strings , using a for loop . inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notatio... | why is it better written in dot notation ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we can do that two ways - first , using what we call `` dot notation '' , where we write the name of the variable , followed by a `` . `` , and then the property name : `` ` var aboutwinston = { hometown : `` mountain view , ca '' , hair : `` no '' } ; text ( `` winston is from `` + aboutwinston.hometown , 100 , 100 ) ... | var aboutwinston = { hometown : `` mountain view , ca '' , hair : `` no '' } ; background ( 255 , 0 , 0 ) ; var hishometown = aboutwinston [ `` hometown '' ] ; why would this document tell me i 'm allowed to do it , when clearly i ca n't ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | inside each iteration , we access the current array element with bracket notation , and then access the properties of that array element ( an object ) with dot notation . here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100... | in 'arrays of objects ' , one of the object is : { x : 200 , y : 100 } but it was n't declared as an object like var position1 = { x : 100 , y : 100 } ; i would have expected an 'array of objects to look like this : var positions = [ position1 , position2 , position3 ] ; any thoughts ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a single variable . to create an object , we declare a variable like we n... | why do we type i++ in some places ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | the only time that you absolutely need quote marks is if your property name has a whitespace in it , like : var aboutwinston = { `` his hair '' : `` none '' } ; we have to use quotes there , because otherwise the javascript interpreter would get confused . here's my tip for you : just do n't use whitespace in your prop... | does the use of `` i '' in the for loops relate to `` iteration '' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | to create an object , we declare a variable like we normally would , and then we use curly braces to surround key-value property pairs : var objectname = { propertyname : propertyvalue , propertyname : propertyvalue , ... } ; here 's an object that describes winston - this object has two properties , hometown and hair ... | complete beginner here : is there a reason why `` month '' and `` day '' are in quotes in the third code block ( about the cat ) , but year is not ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | the only time that you absolutely need quote marks is if your property name has a whitespace in it , like : var aboutwinston = { `` his hair '' : `` none '' } ; we have to use quotes there , because otherwise the javascript interpreter would get confused . here's my tip for you : just do n't use whitespace in your prop... | how do you create a color property ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a single variable . to create an object , we declare a variable like we normally would , and then we use curly braces to surround key-value property pairs : var objectname = { propertyname : propertyvalue , propertyname : propertyvalue , ... } ; ... | in the lizziethecat birthday object , should n't `` year '' be in quotes too ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | we can do that two ways - first , using what we call `` dot notation '' , where we write the name of the variable , followed by a `` . `` , and then the property name : `` ` var aboutwinston = { hometown : `` mountain view , ca '' , hair : `` no '' } ; text ( `` winston is from `` + aboutwinston.hometown , 100 , 100 ) ... | is printin ( ) the same as text ( ) ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | var lizziethecat = { age : 18 , furcolor : `` grey '' , likes : [ `` catnip '' , `` milk '' ] , birthday : { `` month '' : 7 , `` day '' : 17 , year : 1994 } } ; notice how each property stores a different data type- age stores a number , furcolor stores a string , likes stores an array , and birthday stores another ob... | how do you call nested objects ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | here 's another practical example that you might use in your programs , an array of coordinate positions : `` ` var positions = [ { x : 200 , y : 100 } , { x : 200 , y : 200 } , { x : 200 , y : 300 } ] ; for ( var i = 0 ; i & lt ; positions.length ; i++ ) { var position = positions [ i ] ; ellipse ( position.x , positi... | is there a reason why you keep on using 'i ' ? |
this is a review of what we covered in this tutorial on objects . we have many types of values that we can store in javascript variables , and sometimes we want to store a bunch of related values together : that 's where objects come in ! an object is a data type that lets us store a collection of properties in a singl... | var lizziethecat = { age : 18 , furcolor : `` grey '' , likes : [ `` catnip '' , `` milk '' ] , birthday : { `` month '' : 7 , `` day '' : 17 , year : 1994 } } ; notice how each property stores a different data type- age stores a number , furcolor stores a string , likes stores an array , and birthday stores another ob... | can you place functions inside of objects ? |
immediately after the conquest , spanish colonizers set about the task of imposing spanish culture , customs , and religion upon the native populations in new spain ( a spanish colony that was comprised of what is now parts of the caribbean , mexico , central america , and the southwestern united states up to northern ... | immediately after the conquest , spanish colonizers set about the task of imposing spanish culture , customs , and religion upon the native populations in new spain ( a spanish colony that was comprised of what is now parts of the caribbean , mexico , central america , and the southwestern united states up to northern ... | why was the artwork so important in early spanish colonization ? |
porcelain was first produced in china around 600 c.e . the skillful transformation of ordinary clay into beautiful objects has captivated the imagination of people throughout history and across the globe . chinese ceramics , by far the most advanced in the world , were made for the imperial court , the domestic market ... | chinese ceramics , by far the most advanced in the world , were made for the imperial court , the domestic market , or for export . what is porcelain ? the chinese use the word ci to mean either porcelain or stoneware , not distinguishing between the two . | so how much would each porcelain cost up to be ? |
porcelain was first produced in china around 600 c.e . the skillful transformation of ordinary clay into beautiful objects has captivated the imagination of people throughout history and across the globe . chinese ceramics , by far the most advanced in the world , were made for the imperial court , the domestic market ... | chinese ceramics , by far the most advanced in the world , were made for the imperial court , the domestic market , or for export . what is porcelain ? the chinese use the word ci to mean either porcelain or stoneware , not distinguishing between the two . | what is a porcelain `` teawash '' ? |
porcelain was first produced in china around 600 c.e . the skillful transformation of ordinary clay into beautiful objects has captivated the imagination of people throughout history and across the globe . chinese ceramics , by far the most advanced in the world , were made for the imperial court , the domestic market ... | the english and germans produced mass quantities of a similar hard-bodied ware in the eighteenth century . chinese porcelain influenced the ceramics of importing countries , and was in turn , influenced by them . for example , importers commissioned certain shapes and designs , and many more were developed specifically... | `` chinese porcelain influenced the ceramics of importing countries '' which countries ? |
performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . rather , it is a dynamic oral narrative wh... | performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . | is there a book which compiled some examples of traditional oral history ? |
performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . rather , it is a dynamic oral narrative wh... | essay by juliet moss additional resources : ways of recording african history on the the metropolitan museum of art 's heilbrunn timeline of art history luba people from art and life in africa ( university of iowa ) lukasa from learner.org mary nooter roberts , “ the king is a woman : shaping power in luba royal arts ,... | is the lukasa on display in a museum ? |
performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . rather , it is a dynamic oral narrative wh... | performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . | why was history traditionally performed and not read ? |
performing history while europeans may open a history book to learn about their past , in the luba kingdom of the democratic republic of congo , history was traditionally performed—not read . in fact , luba royal history is not chronological and static as westerners learn it . rather , it is a dynamic oral narrative wh... | the luba had access to a wealth of natural resources including gold , ivory , and copper , but they also produced and traded a variety of goods such as pottery and wooden sculpture . lukasa for the luba people , kingship is sacred , and the elite mbudye society ( whose members are considered “ men of memory , '' and wh... | what are the exact measurements/dimensions of this particular lukasa ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | the painters have captured the scaly and shiny quality of the fish . a tawny cat catches birds among the papyrus stems . cats were family pets , but he is shown here because a cat could also represent the sun-god hunting the enemies of light and order . | is this something that would have been unheard of among wall art for pharaohs ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | men and women ’ s skins are painted in different colors : the men are tanned and the women are paler . in one place the artists altered the drawing of these wooden stools and corrected their first sketch with white paint . servant 's bringing offerings a procession of simply-dressed servants bring offerings of food to ... | do you think the white paint was really gesso since they used it to paint on walls and erase their mistakes ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | suggested readings : m. hooper , the tomb of nebamun ( london , british museum press , 2007 ) . r. parkinson , the painted tomb-chapel of nebamun ( london , british museum press , 2008 ) . a. middleton and k. uprichard , ( eds . | why was a tomb-chapel built for nebamun ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | the farmers ’ geese are painted as a huge and lively gaggle , some pecking the ground and some flapping their wings . a feast for nebamun ( top half ) an entire wall of the tomb-chapel showed a feast in honor of nebamun . naked serving-girls and servants wait on his friends and relatives . | what are the cone like things on top of the heads ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | the words of their song in honor of nebamun are written above them : the earth-god has caused his beauty to grow in every body ... the channels are filled with water anew , and the land is flooded with love of him . some of the musicians look out of the paintings , showing their faces full-on . this is very unusual in ... | since hatshepsut was a female pharaoh , why was she not portrayed as so in these paintings ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | together they decorated the small tomb-chapel with vibrant and engaging images of an elite lifestyle that nebamun hoped would continue in the afterlife . hunting in the marshes nebamun is shown hunting birds , in a small boat with his wife hatshepsut and their young daughter , in the marshes of the nile . such scenes h... | what does neubum hunting bird mean ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | these elegant sensual dresses fall in loose folds around the guests ’ bodies . men and women ’ s skins are painted in different colors : the men are tanned and the women are paler . in one place the artists altered the drawing of these wooden stools and corrected their first sketch with white paint . | why were the dancing women naked ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | had amun ’ s name erased from monuments as part of his religious reforms . nebamun 's geese this scene is part of a wall showing nebamun inspecting flocks of geese and herds of cattle . he watches as farmers drive the animals towards him ; his scribes ( secretaries ) write down the number of animals for his records . | wow it 's astonishing , first of all reading about nebamun and his tomb wall paintings makes me feel happy and relaxed , looks like this man enjoyed his life , his tomb full of nature scenes , colors , hunting , dancing , singing , animal husbandry , its close to our own life , what 's really interesting is the cattle ... |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | a rack of large wine jars is decorated with grapes , vines and garlands of flowers . many of the guests also wear garlands and smell lotus flowers . all the guests wear elaborate linen clothes . | why are so many chapters give references from items kept at western collections ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | suggested readings : m. hooper , the tomb of nebamun ( london , british museum press , 2007 ) . r. parkinson , the painted tomb-chapel of nebamun ( london , british museum press , 2008 ) . a. middleton and k. uprichard , ( eds . | why would nebamun 's tomb-chapel be in pieces and why is it ? |
the fragments from the wall painting in the tomb-chapel of nebamun are keenly observed vignettes of nebamun and his family enjoying both work and play . some concern the provision of the funerary cult that was celebrated in the tomb-chapel , some show scenes of nebamun ’ s life as an elite official , and others show hi... | surveying the fields nebamun was the accountant in charge of grain at the great temple of amun at karnak . this scene from his tomb-chapel shows officials inspecting fields . a farmer checks the boundary marker of the field . | who would trash his tomb-chapel ? |
if you are wondering where the suggested answers came from , you can review the videos and articles in this tutorial . 1 . after watching the climate change video in this tutorial , your friend says to you “ hmm…in terms of global change , i always thought that the biggest threat to biodiversity was the amount of carbo... | populations of many organisms will not and do not have enough time or the ability to move to new environments or adapt to high concentrations of co2 . the graph above shows the ups and downs of co2 concentration in earth ’ s atmosphere over thousands of years . what you should notice is that the periods of time in eart... | earth if co2 blocks the sun rays from reflecting , how does it enter our atmosphere ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | this , the eleventh tablet of the epic , describes the meeting of gilgamesh with utnapishtim . like noah in the hebrew bible , utnapishtim had been forewarned of a plan by the gods to send a great flood . he built a boat and loaded it with all his precious possessions , his kith and kin , domesticated and wild animals ... | why does is say `` hebrew bible '' instead of the torah ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . | or at least have `` torah '' in parenthesize ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | this was accepted as proof that cuneiform had been successfully deciphered , but there are still elements that we don ’ t completely understand and the study continues . what we have been able to read , however , has opened up the ancient world of mesopotamia . it has not only revealed information about trade , buildin... | what was it and when was it that the link severed in the ancient middle eastern societies descending from the regions of the tigris and euphrates ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | this , the eleventh tablet of the epic , describes the meeting of gilgamesh with utnapishtim . like noah in the hebrew bible , utnapishtim had been forewarned of a plan by the gods to send a great flood . he built a boat and loaded it with all his precious possessions , his kith and kin , domesticated and wild animals ... | since the flood stories of noah and utnapishtim bear so many similarities what is the likelihood that they both draw on the same source material ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . | speaking of the planets and what not , was astronomy a large conception back then ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | understanding of life in babylonian schools is based on a group of sumerian texts of the old babylonian period . these texts became part of the curriculum and were still being copied a thousand years later . schooling began at an early age in the é-dubba , the `` tablet house . '' | why do n't we still use bc for us ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . | who is the publisher of this article ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | historical accounts have also come to light , as have huge libraries such as that belonging to the assyrian king , ashurbanipal ( 668-627 b.c.e . ) . cuneiform writing was used to record a variety of information such as temple activities , business and trade . cuneiform was also used to write stories , myths , and pers... | what was the tool called that they used to carve the cuneiform ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | cuneiform from these beginnings , cuneiform signs were put together and developed to represent sounds , so they could be used to record spoken language . once this was achieved , ideas and concepts could be expressed and communicated in writing . cuneiform is one of the oldest forms of writing known . it means `` wedge... | how were people able to interpret/ translate their writing system ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | the outer rim of the sea is surrounded by what were probably originally eight regions , each indicated by a triangle , labelled `` region '' or `` island , '' and marked with the distance in between . the cuneiform text describes these regions , and it seems that strange and mythical beasts as well as great heroes live... | is there any recommended text to help understand how such a task is approached ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | once this was achieved , ideas and concepts could be expressed and communicated in writing . cuneiform is one of the oldest forms of writing known . it means `` wedge-shaped , '' because people wrote it using a reed stylus cut to make a wedge-shaped mark on a clay tablet . | in bible times , were the main forms of writing cuneiform ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | it seems the scribes realized it was quicker and easier to produce representations of such things as animals , rather than naturalistic impressions of them . they began to draw marks in the clay to make up signs , which were standardized so they could be recognized by many people . cuneiform from these beginnings , cun... | but how could those archeologists and historians understand their writings ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . | what issues of bias have arisen as a result of this goal ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | deciphering cuneiform the decipherment of cuneiform began in the eighteenth century as european scholars searched for proof of the places and events recorded in the bible . travelers , antiquaries and some of the earliest archaeologists visited the ancient near east where they uncovered great cities such as nineveh . t... | what are the effects of this on our understanding of ancient near east cultures today ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | writing , the recording of a spoken language , emerged from earlier recording systems at the end of the fourth millennium . the first written language in mesopotamia is called sumerian . most of the early tablets come from the site of uruk , in southern mesopotamia , and it may have been here that this form of writing ... | i wonder what would happen if they found written evidence before prehistory or before written history what would take effect ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | finally a raven that he released did not return , showing that the waters must have receded . this assyrian version of the old testament flood story is the most famous cuneiform tablet from mesopotamia . it was identified in 1872 by george smith , an assistant in the british museum . | i want to know , did aggression between the sumerians , akkadians , babylonians , assyrians , elamites , hittites , urartians and old persians start/ accelarate after the invention of the cuneiform scripts ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | during its 3,000-year history cuneiform was used to write around 15 different languages including sumerian , akkadian , babylonian , assyrian , elamite , hittite , urartian and old persian . cuneiform tablets at the british museum the department ’ s collection of cuneiform tablets is among the most important in the wor... | why is cuneiform so important ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | this was accepted as proof that cuneiform had been successfully deciphered , but there are still elements that we don ’ t completely understand and the study continues . what we have been able to read , however , has opened up the ancient world of mesopotamia . it has not only revealed information about trade , buildin... | in ancient sumer did people have to pay to receive in education ? |
the earliest writing we know of dates back to around 3,000 b.c.e . and was probably invented by the sumerians , living in major cities with centralized economies in what is now southern iraq . the earliest tablets with written inscriptions represent the work of administrators , perhaps of large temple institutions , re... | all these had to be flattered or bribed with gifts from time to time to avoid a beating . apart from mathematics , the babylonian scribal education concentrated on learning to write sumerian and akkadian using cuneiform and on learning the conventions for writing letters , contracts and accounts . scribes were under th... | what social classes usually had a writing education ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | what do you think ? what unifying themes linked the works of the lost generation writers ? how did the experience of world war i influence popular culture in the united states ? | why is the `` lost generation '' considered lost ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | what unifying themes linked the works of the lost generation writers ? how did the experience of world war i influence popular culture in the united states ? why do you think jazz became so popular in the 1920s ? was mainstream american culture distinct from african american culture during this period ? | what was culture in the other parts of the world have in the 1920s ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | women attended jazz clubs in large numbers , and the “ flapper girl ” became a staple of us pop culture . these women flouted orthodox gender norms , bobbing their hair , smoking cigarettes , and engaging in other behaviors traditionally associated with men . the harlem renaissance the harlem renaissance was a flourish... | ok , so sure , the 1920s were challenging norms in society ... but what were the norms ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | what unifying themes linked the works of the lost generation writers ? how did the experience of world war i influence popular culture in the united states ? why do you think jazz became so popular in the 1920s ? | how did the world war 1 influence u.s.a population ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | what sort of technological developments occured during this time period ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | zora neale hurston , countee cullen , and langston hughes were among the most famous african american authors associated with this movement . african americans also dominated the jazz scene in the 1920s . duke ellington , who frequently performed at the cotton club , was one of the most influential jazz bandleaders and... | what transportation did african americans use to get to one place to another ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | how did the experience of world war i influence popular culture in the united states ? why do you think jazz became so popular in the 1920s ? was mainstream american culture distinct from african american culture during this period ? | why was jazz so popular in the 1920s ? |
overview the lost generation refers to the generation of artists , writers , and intellectuals that came of age during the first world war ( 1914-1918 ) and the “ roaring twenties. ” the utter carnage and uncertain outcome of the war was disillusioning , and many began to question the values and assumptions of western ... | how did the experience of world war i influence popular culture in the united states ? why do you think jazz became so popular in the 1920s ? was mainstream american culture distinct from african american culture during this period ? | why do you think jazz became so popular in the 1920s ? |
in our day to day life , it ’ s child ’ s play for us to ‘ count ’ things or ‘ weigh ’ things . for example , you can easily count and tell me that there are 4 bananas or there are 6 apples kept on the table . shopkeepers can easily weigh things on a weighing balance and tell us ‘ this packet of rice weighs 2 pounds ’ ... | so we first need to calculate the moles of i $ _2 $ that would be required to produce 0.0106 moles of fei $ _3 $ looking at the balanced chemical reaction , we can infer that 3 moles of i $ _2 $ are required to produce 2 moles of fei $ _3 $ so , 0.0106 moles of fei $ _3 $ will require [ ( 3 moles of i $ _2 $ / 2 moles ... | where does 3.807 grams of iodine come from ? |
many manuscripts were created for public or private devotion . manuscripts for the mass included the sacramentary , the gradual , and the missal , described below , and others . for personal prayer , people from all walks of life commissioned the popular books of hours . the sacramentary a sacramentary , the most impor... | manuscripts for the mass included the sacramentary , the gradual , and the missal , described below , and others . for personal prayer , people from all walks of life commissioned the popular books of hours . the sacramentary a sacramentary , the most important type of liturgical book used in the early medieval church ... | when did people first start to write music in staves ? |
many manuscripts were created for public or private devotion . manuscripts for the mass included the sacramentary , the gradual , and the missal , described below , and others . for personal prayer , people from all walks of life commissioned the popular books of hours . the sacramentary a sacramentary , the most impor... | many manuscripts were created for public or private devotion . manuscripts for the mass included the sacramentary , the gradual , and the missal , described below , and others . | and when/where did the standard notation we currently use originate ? |
the freedom enjoyed by etruscan women one of the distinguishing features of etruscan society , and one that caused much shock and horror to their greek neighbors , was the relative freedom enjoyed by etruscan women . unlike women in ancient greece or rome , upper class etruscan women actively participated in public lif... | if you look closely , you can also see a distinct line separating the figures and the lid of the sarcophagus ; this was another trick for creating these monumental pieces—modeling the figures separately and then placing them on top of their bed . color a really lovely characteristic of this sculpture is the preservatio... | is the difference in color between the man and the woman caused by paint or by using a differnt type of clay ? |
the freedom enjoyed by etruscan women one of the distinguishing features of etruscan society , and one that caused much shock and horror to their greek neighbors , was the relative freedom enjoyed by etruscan women . unlike women in ancient greece or rome , upper class etruscan women actively participated in public lif... | the freedom enjoyed by etruscan women one of the distinguishing features of etruscan society , and one that caused much shock and horror to their greek neighbors , was the relative freedom enjoyed by etruscan women . unlike women in ancient greece or rome , upper class etruscan women actively participated in public lif... | are there any theories related to the reasons behind such equality between etruscan men and women ? |
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