History, asked by hannah144094, 8 months ago

The image shows a close-up photograph of a structure, called a finial, atop the main dome of the Taj Mahal. The structure includes a lotus bud and a crescent moon with tips pointing heavenward. Use the photograph to answer the following question: The crescent moon in the finial at the top of the Taj Mahal is evidence of what architectural influence? (1 point) A.Roman architecture B.Greek architecture C.Islamic architecture D.Early Christian architecture

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Answered by addicted333
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Answer:

Islamic architecture ( C )

Explanation:

The crescent moon in the finial at the top of the Taj Mahal is evidence of Islamic architectural influence.

This is a renown symbol of Islam. Indeed, the star and the crescent moon are the symbols that most identify Islam. They were first commonly used by the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century. When the Ottoman Empire ended, some Islamic countries adopted the symbol. It also can be seen in some major buildings as is the case of the Taj Mahal, in India.

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