American architects in the early republic
A. rejected the architecture of Greece and Rome as decadent.
B. introduced innovative architectural styles in the design of public buildings.
C. tried to express the complexities of building a stable society by imitating the Gothic style.
D. tried to portray the ideals of the republic by favoring a simplicity of line and harmonious proportions.
Answer: D
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