Which statement best describes the differences between architectural developments in Russian and Inca culture?
(1 point)
Responses
Russian architecture used few expensive materials; Inca architecture used plenty of gold
Russian architecture used few expensive materials; Inca architecture used plenty of gold
Russian architecture was built to withstand earthquakes; Inca architecture was weak
Russian architecture was built to withstand earthquakes; Inca architecture was weak
Russian architecture extravagant, Inca architecture was elegantly simple.
Russian architecture extravagant, Inca architecture was elegantly simple.
Russian architecture emphasized the rectangle; Inca architecture emphasized the sphere.
How could an observer distinguish the home of a rich Inca from a regular citizen?
(1 point)
Responses
homes of the wealthy were made with wood
homes of the wealthy were made with wood
homes of the wealthy had no trapezoid shapes
homes of the wealthy had no trapezoid shapes
homes of the wealthy had stone roofs
homes of the wealthy had stone roofs
homes of the wealthy had no mortar
The onion-shaped domes on St. Basil’s cathedral may remind Russians of what part of their cultural heritage?
(1 point)
Responses
That their religion originated in the Middle East
That their religion originated in the Middle East
That their religion emphasizes unity
That their religion emphasizes unity
That their religion originated in Russia
That their religion originated in Russia
That their religion emphasizes creativity