Which description does not apply to Gothic architecture? A. It had thin stone walls supported on the outside by flying buttresses. B. It featured tall spires, lofty towers, and stained-glass windows. C. It was designed to lift people's eyes and thoughts toward heaven. D. It had huge columns and round arches to support a heavy stone roof.

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Griffin Salazar

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4 May, 01:47

Which description does not apply to Gothic architecture? A. It had thin stone walls supported on the outside by flying buttresses. B. It featured tall spires, lofty towers, and stained-glass windows. C. It was designed to lift people's eyes and thoughts toward heaven. D. It had huge columns and round arches to support a heavy stone roof.

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Craig Hansen · Answer 1

"A. It had thin stone walls supported on the outside by flying buttresses" does not apply to Gothic architecture, since the walls were in fact very thick.