Question 1: The leading muralists were Diego Rivera, José Orozco and ________, each of whom also worked in the United States at some point in their artistic careers.
Question 2: The movement stands out historically because of its political undertones, the majority of which are of a ________ nature, or related to a social and political situation of post-revolutionary Mexico.
Question 3: A number of like-minded artists in ________ turned to their own history and artistic heritage, namely Mexico's pre-Columbian cultures and indigenous peoples, contributing to a renaissance of Mexican painting.
Question 4: Leading artist ________ in fact was commissioned by private investors such as Ford Motor Company in Detroit and Rockefeller in New York City.
Question 5: The 1920s were the height of the muralist effort in Mexico, a movement which marked the high point of Mexican influence throughout ________ and the United States.
Question 7: Murals from this movement can be found on the majority of the public buildings in Mexico City and throughout other cities in Mexico, such as ________, that played important roles in Mexico’s history.