Significance of Concrete in Roman Architecture
Which of the following best explains why concrete was a crucial development in Roman architecture?
AIt could be manufactured from wheat, providing a practical use for excess grain.
BIt served as an improved, heavier alternative to the Greek lintel.
CIt was highly portable and could be poured into any shape.
DIt could be reheated once dry and reused for other projects.
EIt remained highly malleable after hardening and could be easily sculpted.
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