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What "medieval" element was added to the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris in the nineteenth century? a) gothic spires b) flying buttresses c) the rose window d) gargoyles
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What "medieval" element was added to the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris in the nineteenth century?

a) gothic spires
b) flying buttresses
c) the rose window
d) gargoyles

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The answer is D

It was extensively restored in the 19th century by architect Eugène Violet-le-Duc. During this restoration, medieval elements were added to the cathedral, including gargoyles and chimeras.
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