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    Romanesque and Gothic churches differ architecturally. Romanesque churches have thick walls, rounded arches, and small windows while Gothic churches have flying buttresses, pointed arches, and large stained glass windows. The Gothic style allowed for taller, lighter structures and emphasized light and verticality compared to the heavy, dark Romanesque style. Students are asked to write a three paragraph response comparing and contrasting the architectural features and purposes of Romanesque and Gothic churches, citing references from the textbook. They are also asked to post their response, read others' responses, and comment on one posting. Finally, they should complete a test for this module.

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    Romanesque and Gothic churches differ architecturally. Romanesque churches have thick walls, rounded arches, and small windows while Gothic churches have flying buttresses, pointed arches, and large stained glass windows. The Gothic style allowed for taller, lighter structures and emphasized light and verticality compared to the heavy, dark Romanesque style. Students are asked to write a three paragraph response comparing and contrasting the architectural features and purposes of Romanesque and Gothic churches, citing references from the textbook. They are also asked to post their response, read others' responses, and comment on one posting. Finally, they should complete a test for this module.

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    Romanesque and Gothic churches differ architecturally. Romanesque churches have thick walls, rounded arches, and small windows while Gothic churches have flying buttresses, pointed arches, and large stained glass windows. The Gothic style allowed for taller, lighter structures and emphasized light and verticality compared to the heavy, dark Romanesque style. Students are asked to write a three paragraph response comparing and contrasting the architectural features and purposes of Romanesque and Gothic churches, citing references from the textbook. They are also asked to post their response, read others' responses, and comment on one posting. Finally, they should complete a test for this module.

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    Learning Module 6

    Chapter 14 Early Jewish and Christian, Byzantine, and Medieval Art Read 366- 393

    Discussion Question (DQ):

    Describe how Romanesque and Gothic Churches differ in terms of architectural features, effect,
    and reasons behind their appearances. Use a minimum of three paragraphs and answer fully.
    Use your textbook as reference and page number citations (#). Construct your essay on a .doc
    and copy/paste it into the discussion board, be sure to keep a record of your writings this
    semester.

    Once you have posted your essay, read a few of your fellow students’ postings then post a reply
    comment to one of their postings.

    Once you have completed the DQ, take the Module 6 Test, located in the Assessments link on
    the left side of your screen.

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