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Romanesque architecture is based on Greek

architectural elements

• TRUE

• FALSE

a religious lifestyle that involves giving up

worldly possessions and devoting oneself to

spiritual activities.

• Fuedalism

• Monarchy

• Monasticism

• Catholicism

It is very common to see Churches during the Gothic era to be

built with thick walls, since these were mainly built with stone, which is heavy

and particulary in a big vaulted room,

• TRUE

• FALSE

When you have two Barrel Vaults cross at a right

angle, that is what you call a ________.

• Ribbed Vault

• Fan Vault

• Arch Vault

• Groin Vault

Taking the title for the largest Romanesque Church in the world.

constructed in 1080-1120, the Church was originally meant to be part of a

much larger abbey.

• Trier Cathedral

• Basilica of

  Saint-Sernin

• Speyer Cathedral

• San Miniato al Monte

Influenced Romanesque Architecture’s use of religious imagery.

Round Arches, Column Capitals, and Domes.

• Byzantine Architecture

• Ottonian Architecture

• Carolingian Architecture

• Greek Architecture

_________ architecture is characterized by towering round arches, massive stone and

brickwork, small windows, thick walls, and a propensity for housing art and sculpture

depicting biblical scenes.

• Gothic Architecture

• Renaissance

  Architecture

• Baroque Architecture

• Romanesque Architecture

Beginning in the twelfth century, Romanesque design began

to evolve into the ________ style.

• Roman Style

• Greek Style

• Gothic Style

• Byzantine Style

Identify this Structure:

• San Miniato al Monte

• Cathedral of

  Monreale

• Speyer Cathedral

• Basilica of

  Saint-Sernin

Identify this Structure:

• Trier Cathedral

• Basilica of

  Saint-Sernin

• Speyer Cathedral

• Cathedral of

  Monreale