19) two of the most celebrated examples of visual allegory in painting. the four elements: air by joachim…

19) two of the most celebrated examples of visual allegory in painting. the four elements: air by joachim beuckelaer and ceres (summer) by antoine wiertz, were completed in 1570 and ______ such allegorical artwork was particularly popular from the 15th through the late 18th centuries.\n1712, respectively;\n1712, respectively,\n1712 respectively;\n1712, respectively,\n\n20) in the 1787 essay known as federalist 10, james madison argues that a strong central government composed of elected representatives is the most effective way to represent ______ in a large and diverse republic.\npeoples interests\npeoples interests\npeoples interests\npeoples interests

19) two of the most celebrated examples of visual allegory in painting. the four elements: air by joachim beuckelaer and ceres (summer) by antoine wiertz, were completed in 1570 and ______ such allegorical artwork was particularly popular from the 15th through the late 18th centuries.\n1712, respectively;\n1712, respectively,\n1712 respectively;\n1712, respectively,\n\n20) in the 1787 essay known as federalist 10, james madison argues that a strong central government composed of elected representatives is the most effective way to represent ______ in a large and diverse republic.\npeoples interests\npeoples interests\npeoples interests\npeoples interests

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Brief Explanations:

For question 19, the correct punctuation after "respectively" in a non - parenthetical statement is a semicolon. For question 20, the possessive form "people's" is used to show that the interests belong to the people.

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  1. 1712, respectively;
  2. people's interests