Which were types of architecture seen among the great buildings of the Renaissance? Select all that apply. BaroqueRomanesqueByzantineGothicRococo

The types of architecture seen among the great buildings of the Renaissance include:

1. Romanesque: While primarily associated with the period before the Renaissance, some elements influenced Renaissance architecture.

2. Gothic: Similar to Romanesque, Gothic architecture had a significant impact on the early Renaissance, especially in the structure of cathedrals and churches.

3. Baroque: This style emerged after the Renaissance, but it was heavily influenced by Renaissance ideals and principles.

4. Rococo: Like Baroque, Rococo developed after the Renaissance, incorporating elements that trace back to Renaissance aesthetics.

5. Byzantine: This style is generally older and mainly associated with early Christian architecture rather than the Renaissance itself.

Therefore, the most relevant options to the Renaissance architectural context would be Gothic and Baroque.

Renaissance architecture itself is characterized by a revival of classical styles, but based on the options given, Romanesque and Gothic are historical styles that influenced it, whereas Baroque and Rococo are styles that followed.