Question

Notre Dame cathedral in Paris is an example of _______ architecture. The _______ period included the eleventh and twelfth centuries CE. _______ modeled much of their architecture on structures left by the Romans. _______ were external wall supports used in Gothic architecture. A basilica was originally a/an _______ meeting hall. The art and architecture of medieval Europe reflected the strong influence of the _______. A basilica is an example of _______ architecture. The power formerly held by the Roman emperors gradually passed to the _______ in the Christian West. The innovations of _______ architecture allowed cathedrals to be higher and brighter. In a Christian basilica, the domed area where the altar is located is called the _______.

Answer 1

Notre Dame cathedral in Paris is an example of French Gothic architecture.

The age of cistercian period included the eleventh and twelfth centuries CE.

Germany modeled much of their architecture on structures left by the Romans.

Flying buttress were external wall supports used in Gothic architecture.

A basilica was originally a/an Gothic meeting hall.

The art and architecture of medieval Europe reflected the strong influence of the religion.

A basilica is an example of gothic architecture.

The power formerly held by the Roman emperors gradually passed to the Germanic tribes in the Christian West.

The innovations of Gothic architecture allowed cathedrals to be higher and brighter.

In a Christian basilica, the domed area where the altar is located is called the nave