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🖼AP Art History
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🖼AP Art History

FRQ 5 – Attribution (Short Essay)
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Unit 1: Global Prehistory, 30,000-500 bce
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5. This work is not part of the required image set.

Correctly attribute the work shown to the specific culture, style, or artistic tradition in which it was created.

Using two examples of specific visual evidence, justify the attribution by describing relevant similarities between the work shown and another work of the same type created by the same culture, style, or tradition.

Using two examples of specific visual and/or contextual evidence, explain how the work shown may have reinforced values or beliefs of the culture, style, or tradition in which it was created.

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