Roman architecture was often mimicked in the period.

romantic
baroque
classical
none of the above

None of the above

Explanation:

While all these art periods were significantly influenced by the architecture of Rome, none of them actually mimicked it. Instead, the architects of these time periods created their own architecture derived from many different sources. Roman and Greek architecture were seen as the standard when it came to architecture from the Renaissance until modern times.

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