Which of the following explains one way Greek and Roman architecture were similar?

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The Roman and Greek architectures have been connected for a long time, due to the similarities between the temples and other structures that the two civilizations created by both peoples. Roman architecture was highly influenced by Greece, but the Romans also distinguished themselves by creating a separate identity.

Both cultures used three columns to build temples. Doric is thick and with little decoration. Ionic is a thinner and more ornate column. The Corinthian style is a highly ornamented column, which is decorated at the top and bottom with complex art and design.

The Greeks supported the roof of their buildings with a system of posts and beams. Two beams hold a third, horizontal. The Romans perfected the use of the bow, which added decorative effects and was much stronger than the Greek system. The arch was important for Roman aqueducts, which provided water for the empire over long distances.

answer: karl marx, max weber, and emile durkheim (the fourth could be considered georg simmel)

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