How does Northeastern architecture in Colonial America differ from the Spanish?
A. Northeasterners employed professional architectural designers.
B. The Spanish adopted Native American building techniques.
C. Only the Northeasterners used European decorative motifs such as arcades
D. None of the above
Ans: B. The Spanish adopted Native American building techniques.
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