Match the characters from ambrose bierce’s “a horseman in the sky” to the excerpt that best illustrates each character’s perspective.

tiles
1. carter druse 2. carters father 3. the federal officer

pairs
a. filled with amazement and terror
by this apparition of a horseman
in the sky—half believing himself
the chosen scribe of some new
apocalypse. overcome by the
intensity of his emotions; his
legs failed him and he fell.

b. but no—there is a hope; he may
have discovered nothing—perhaps
he is but admiring the sublimity of
the landscape. if permitted, he may
turn and ride carelessly away in the
direction whence he came.

c. "well, go, sir, and whatever may
occur do what you conceive to be
your duty. virginia, to which you are
a traitor, must get on without you.
should we both live to the end of the
war, we will speak further of the matter."

In which u.s. state would you find a full-size replica of the the parthenon?

This is a type of government in which a group of individual states are united under astrong, central government.

Phoenician art, was among the most sought after in the ancient world. a. pottery. b. mosaics. c. glassware. d. stone reliefs. the area known as “upper egypt” is actually the of the country. “lower egypt” is the area closest to the mediterranean. a. eastern. b. southern. c. western. d. northern. according to the course text, what dates do historians trace the beginning and end of ancient egyptian civilization? a. 8000 bce to 1200 ad. b. 30,000 bce to 10,000 bce. c. 8000 bce to 6000 bce. d. 3500 bce to 30 bce. why did we look at art from only the old, middle, and new kingdoms, of egyptian history and not the “intermediate periods”? a. these were periods of time in which the greatest and largest wars were fought, resulting in large amounts of artistic treasures. b. these were the “high points” of egyptian civilization when most of the egyptian artistic accomplishments occurred. c. these were the times that egyptian civilization was lead by the most powerful and successful rulers. d. these were periods in which plagues, crime, and poverty led to wide use of the artistic expression.