How Did Renaissance Architecture Differ from That of the Middle

question 7

Multiple Choice

How did Renaissance architecture differ from that of the Middle Ages?

• A) It rejected the gothic model and emphasized symmetry and proportion
• B) It advanced new designs, such as cathedral spires
• C) It created new forms for even larger, more elevated churches
• D) It advanced centrality and distinction to create a new style

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