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iveyjurea

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The Renaissance-Baroque period of urban development was characterized by
 
  A) a dense landscape with few open space.
  B) narrow, winding streets.
  C) expansive ceremonial buildings and squares.
  D) clustering of factories.
  E) rebuilding from war's destruction.

Question 2

What three historical eras are represented in European city landscapes?
 
  A) Renaissance-Baroque, industrial, post-modern
  B) medieval, Renaissance-Baroque, art deco
  C) medieval, Renaissance-Baroque, industrial
  D) pre-modern, medieval, modern
  E) colonial, industrial, post-modern



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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