Asked by Avindi Premaratne on Jun 13, 2024

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What provided the impetus for the transformation of Etruscan society in the Orientalizing period?

A) An alliance with Greek colonies in Italy
B) Alliance with Republican Rome
C) The region's mineral wealth
D) A strong navy

Orientalizing Period

A phase in Greek art and archaeology (circa 8th–7th century BCE) characterized by Eastern Mediterranean and Near Eastern influences.

Etruscan Society

An ancient civilization of Italy, known for its rich culture, art, and significant influence on Roman society, architecture, and religion.

Mineral Wealth

The abundance of valuable minerals (such as gold, silver, and precious stones) in a particular region, significant for its economic and trade implications.

  • Recognize the influence of external cultures on Etruscan society and art.
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Jcassell CassellJun 18, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The Orientalizing period in Etruscan society was marked by significant changes due to the region's mineral wealth. This wealth facilitated trade with the Greeks and other cultures, leading to the adoption of foreign influences in art, architecture, and social practices.