very carefully double check that my answer for question #2 it is totally correct! And, also that the answer has 100 words minimum in my original writing as well too. Size fonts 12 and also 1.5 spacing. Thank you ???? so much! This is my answer for question #2: When comparing the two temple plans, Plan A is an example of a Roman Temple Type. This can be identified by its strong frontal emphasis, with a deep porch (pronaos) and a prominent staircase leading up to a high podium. The columns along the sides are engaged, meaning they are attached directly to the cella wall, which is known as a pseudoperipteral arrangement. In contrast, Greek temples, like Plan B, are surrounded by freestanding columns on all four sides and rest on a low, stepped platform called a stylobate, allowing access from any direction. Roman temples focus on a single main entrance and processional approach, while Greek temples emphasize symmetry and accessibility from all sides. Additionally, Roman temples often have a deeper interior space for rituals and cult statues, whereas Greek temples highlight exterior harmony and proportion. These architectural differences reflect the distinct religious practices and cultural values of the Romans compared to the Greeks.

2. Which of these two is an example of a Roman Temple Type? Describe what are the components that distinguish it as a Roman Temple versus a Greek Temple Type? A B