The correct answer is:
B) flying buttresses
Flying buttresses were structural elements that allowed Gothic cathedrals to support thinner walls, which in turn enabled the incorporation of larger windows and more intricate designs.
Which part of Gothic cathedrals allowed the buildings to have thinner walls?
Multiple choice question.
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A)
barrel vaults
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B)
flying buttresses
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C)
stained glass windows
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D)
thick pillars
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The correct answer is:
B) flying buttresses
Flying buttresses were structural elements that allowed Gothic cathedrals to support thinner walls, which in turn enabled the incorporation of larger windows and more intricate designs.