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Tournament of Champions 2024 WSC Questions and Answers Rated A+ What is a living history museum? They're a type of museum which recreates historical settings to stimulate the past time period → Provides visitors with an experiential interpretation of history (ex. Actors dress, talk and do things as they did in the past) Where is the Spanish Village located? Barcelona How many artist's work are there at the Spanish Village? 300 Who are the artists who have their work displayed ...

WSC 2023 History FULL Solutions The Salic Law A frankish civil law code compiled around the year 500, and that no woman can hold the throne, and all women must be excluded from transferring succession rights. Continental Hereditary Monarchies A system where the throne is passed from one member of the family to the other Line of succession People that are next in line for crown, or the leader of a position Absolute Primogeniture The oldest child succeeds the throne, REGARDLESS of gender. A...

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2023 WSC MASTER SET ALREADY GRADED A Greek Music Restored through preserved poems, rhythms and musical instruments. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 1st composition Flight of the Bumblebee (1900) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 2nd composition Our Shining Days - East VS West Bob Dylan It's The Flight of The Bumblebee Al Hirt Dixieland Jazz Artist who made the Green Hornet Theme Guzheng Chinese zither (harp) Pipa Chinese lute Dizi Chinese flute Suona Chinese trumpet Johann Pachelbel Canon in D (Bach's ...

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WSC Social Studies 2024 with Complete Solutions Robert Anton Wilson Coined the term "Neophilia" novelty seeking A trait that refers to the tendency to search out and enjoy new experiences, also known as neophilia. Urge of novelty drops by 50% during the 20 - 60 years of a person's life. Diderot Effect obtaining a new possession often creates a spiral of consumption which leads you to buy more than you thought you would - places like IKEA use the Diderot effect (walking through...