Which description best matches the new design feature that the Dutch settlements introduced? Options: Structures projecting through a steeply sloping roof and was used to add natural lighting., Soft porous limestone composed of shell and coral., A roof with 4 sloped sides., A semicircular, round, or oval window with fan shaped panes of glass.

Structures projecting through a steeply sloping roof and was used to add natural lighting.

Which of the following best describes a cornice? Options: decorative flattened columns that frame the door., decorative strip at the area where the roof and walls meet., triangular or arched doorway decorations., a semicircular, round, or oval window with a fan shaped panes of glass.

decorative strip at the area where the roof and walls meet.

Which of the following best describes a fanlight? Options: decorative strip at the area where the roof and walls meet., decorative flattened columns that frame the door., a semicircular, round, or oval window with a fan shaped panes of glass., triangular or arched doorway decorations.

a semicircular, round, or oval window with a fan shaped panes of glass.

Which of the following best describes a pediment? Options: semicircular, round, or oval window with fan shaped panes of glass., triangular or arched doorway decorations., decorative strip at the area where the roof and walls meet., decorative flattened columns that frame the door.

triangular or arched doorway decorations.

Describe the Mansard Roof style.

A roof that has two slopes on all sides, the lower slope is steep while the upper slope was almost flat.

Which description best matches the Queen Anne style? Options: Irregular steep roof, wood shingles as siding, includes a wrap around porch., House was typically a two story, rectangular shape with symmetrical windows, Common design features are pointed arches and circular windows., Lacy-looking, cut out wood trim placed along gables.

Irregular steep roof, wood shingles as siding, includes a wrap around porch.

Which features belong mostly to the Bungalow style? Low, pitched gable roof, decorative beams, full or partial width porches, Exposed support beams, contrasting wall materials, unusual placements of windows., The house has two or three levels, not stories because they do not have a full flight of stairs., This house style is a combination of many roofing styles with a commonly hidden door.

Low, pitched gable roof, decorative beams, full or partial width porches

Which features belong mostly to the Shed style?

This house style is a combination of many roofing styles with a commonly hidden door.

Which features belong mostly to the Functionalism style? Options: Castle like features that were very expensive to build and keep up, arched doorways and windows, tile roofing, and exterior walls made of stucco., Homes built using style focused on function of the actual home, decorative features were avoided because they provided no use., This house style is a combination of many roofing styles with a commonly hidden door.

Homes built using style focused on function of the actual home, decorative features were avoided because they provided no use.

Which features belong mostly to the Colonial style? Options: arched doorways and windows, tile roofing, and exterior walls made of stucco., Massive chimneys were the focal point of the interior of the homes and included a partial half-timber style resemblance., Homes emphasized horizontal lines, low-pitched roofs with overhanging eaves, wide porches with open floor plans, More emphasis placed on the front door with decorative pediments supported by pilasters

More emphasis placed on the front door with decorative pediments supported by pilasters

Which features belong mostly to the Tudor style? Options: More emphasis placed on the front door with decorative pediments supported by pilasters, Massive chimneys were the focal point of the interior of the homes and included a partial half-timber style resemblance., Long, low one story house. This style is preferred by many Americans because of the accessibility and use of universal design., The house has two or three levels, not stories because they do not have a full flight of stairs.

Massive chimneys were the focal point of the interior of the homes and included a partial half-timber style resemblance.

Which features belong mostly to the Chateauesque style? Low, pitched gable roof, decorative beams, full or partial width porches, Castle like features that were very expensive to build and keep up, More emphasis placed on the front door with decorative pediments supported by pilasters, Homes emphasized horizontal lines, low-pitched roofs with overhanging eaves, wide porches with open floor plans

Castle like features that were very expensive to build and keep up

Which features belong mostly to the Mission style? Options: Massive chimneys were the focal point of the interior of the homes and included a partial half-timber style resemblance., Castle like features that were very expensive to build and keep up, This house style is a combination of many roofing styles with a commonly hidden door., arched doorways and windows, tile roofing, and exterior walls made of stucco.

arched doorways and windows, tile roofing, and exterior walls made of stucco.

Which features belong mostly to the Split Level style? Options: Long, low one story house. This style is preferred by many Americans because of the accessibility and use of universal design., Exposed support beams, contrasting wall materials, unusual placements of windows., The house has two or three levels, not stories because they do not have a full flight of stairs., This house style is a combination of many roofing styles with a commonly hidden door.

The house has two or three levels, not stories because they do not have a full flight of stairs.

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What were the two main influences on the type of housing developed by each tribe? Options: Social Organization and religious beliefs, Methods of obtaining food and obtaining pelts, Environment and culture, Size of the family and social organization

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Environment and culture

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What new technology helped transitioned the once nomadic tribes to become more permanent? Options: Tools, Farming, Home building, Gathering materials

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Farming

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What were the new types of homes the Indigenous people started to build once they established their permanent locations? Options: Adobes, Wigwams, Pueblos, Teepees

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Pueblos

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What is adobe?

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Sun-dried clay bricks used to build homes

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Which description best matches the Half Timbered home style? Options: Basic 2-story homes with open floor plans, 4- or 5- stories high, decorative brickwork, and intricate gables., A house with a simple rectangular design a central chimney and a pitched roof., Wood frame of the house formed part of the outside wall. Spaces between beams were filled in with brick or plaster.

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Wood frame of the house formed part of the outside wall. Spaces between beams were filled in with brick or plaster.

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Which description best matches the Cape Cod home style? A house with a simple rectangular design a central chimney and a pitched roof., Extension built at right angles to the length of the structure., Second story that overhangs from the first story., A two-story, pitched-roof house in which the rear portion of the roof extends down to cover a first floor addition.

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A house with a simple rectangular design a central chimney and a pitched roof.

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Which roof style was commonly paired with the Half Timbered home? Options: Hip, Gable, Thatch, Gambrel

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Thatch

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