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Which is one of the revolutionary developments in Roman architecture? O A. temple O B. basilica OC. doric column O D. stoa
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Which is one of the revolutionary developments in Roman architecture?

O A.
temple
O B.
basilica
OC. doric column
O D.
stoa

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Answer:

The answer should be B.

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Answer: b

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