During the Middle Ages the largest buildings in towns were typically ____ .

It is easy to consider Europe of the Latin Church as one large unit.  Artists and ideas travelled from one center to another, and no one thought of rejecting an achievement because it was foreign.  The style which arouse out this mutual give-and-take towards the end of the 14th century is known among historians as the ____ .

This building is notable for its early use of rib vaulting.

Figural sculptures adorning 13th century cathedrals often represent individual likenesses of community leaders, saints, and other biblical peoples. 

The ____ is an architectural innovation that played little or no part in Greek building design.

The interlacing lines seen within stained glass windows are called ____ .

____ represents the last period in ancient Greek art and is characterized by its emphasis on emotion.

Ancient Romans are best known for their innovation in ____ .

____ style is typical of Anglo-Saxon England.

Norman is to England as ____ is to the European continent.