Asked by Blue Berry
Which of the following best explains why architecture was used extensively in both river valley civilizations and classical civilizations?(1 point)
Responses
Governments used architecture to communicate religious messages to citizens.
Governments used architecture to communicate religious messages to citizens.
Massive structures are inexpensive to create and therefore widespread.
Massive structures are inexpensive to create and therefore widespread.
Massive architectural structures have universal symbolic value.
Massive architectural structures have universal symbolic value.
Massive structures are easy to build.
Responses
Governments used architecture to communicate religious messages to citizens.
Governments used architecture to communicate religious messages to citizens.
Massive structures are inexpensive to create and therefore widespread.
Massive structures are inexpensive to create and therefore widespread.
Massive architectural structures have universal symbolic value.
Massive architectural structures have universal symbolic value.
Massive structures are easy to build.
Answers
Answered by
Blue Berry
please select the closest response
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GPT 3.5
None of the given options accurately explain why architecture was used extensively in both river valley civilizations and classical civilizations. Architecture was used extensively in these civilizations primarily for religious and political purposes, as it served as a way for rulers to communicate their power and authority to the people, as well as to demonstrate their religious beliefs and devotion to the gods. Massive structures were not necessarily easy to build or inexpensive, as they often required significant resources, labor, and planning. Therefore, the best explanation would be: Governments used architecture to communicate religious and political messages to citizens.
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GPT 3.5
The closest response would be: Governments used architecture to communicate religious messages to citizens.