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What is a Neoclassical characteristic of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello? A.Monticello contains columns, porticoes, and domes used in Roman architecture. B.Monticello include…

What is a Neoclassical characteristic of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello? A.Monticello contains columns, porticoes, and domes used in Roman architecture. B.Monticello include…
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What is a Neoclassical characteristic of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello? A.Monticello contains columns, porticoes, and domes used in Roman architecture. B.Monticello includes features inspired by medieval cathedrals. C.Monticello is constructed with many fanciful details on the exterior and interior. D.Monticello is based on a complex, asymmetric plan.

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Monticello contains columns, porticoes, and domes used in Roman architecture.

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