Question

Which statement best describes the differences between architectural developments in Russian and Inca culture?
(1 point)
Responses

Russian architecture used few expensive materials; Inca architecture used plenty of gold
Russian architecture used few expensive materials; Inca architecture used plenty of gold

Russian architecture was built to withstand earthquakes; Inca architecture was weak
Russian architecture was built to withstand earthquakes; Inca architecture was weak

Russian architecture extravagant, Inca architecture was elegantly simple.
Russian architecture extravagant, Inca architecture was elegantly simple.

Russian architecture emphasized the rectangle; Inca architecture emphasized the sphere.

Answer 1

"Russian architecture extravagant; Inca architecture was elegantly simple."

Explanation: Russian/Byzantine-influenced architecture (onion domes, gilding, decorative facades) is highly ornate, while Inca architecture is noted for monumental, precisely fitted stonework and restrained, functional simplicity rather than lavish ornament.

Answer 2

what is 2+4?