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Early Christian art resembled the work of pre-Christian Rome and used the Basilica style as a model for their first churches.

A. True
B. False



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Final answer:

Early Christian art did not resemble pre-Christian Rome and used the Basilica style for their first churches.


Explanation:

False. Early Christian art did not just resemble pre-Christian Roman art; it also utilized Roman styles and forms. Rather than mimicking pre-Christian Rome, Christians repurposed the basilica style for their churches, distinct from classical pagan forms.


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