Final answer:
The form of anticulture borrowed from ancient Greece by the United States is the use of Columns, evident in neoclassical architectural designs like those of the White House. The correct option is B.
Step-by-step explanation:
The form of anti-culture in the United States that was borrowed from ancient Greece is Columns. Ancient Greek architecture, noted for its columnar styles such as Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian, greatly influenced Roman architecture. The Romans adopted these styles and integrated them into their own architectural practices.
Roman columns often supported deep porches, or porticos, and fluted columns sometimes extended around the entire perimeter of a temple.
These architectural styles were subsequently passed down through history and often emulated in the architecture of the United States, particularly seen in neoclassical architecture, such as the iconic columns of the White House and numerous other public buildings. The correct option is B.