how did the english adaptation of the gothic style differ from the typical french gothic cathedrals?\na. by…

Brief Explanations:

French Gothic cathedrals were known for their emphasis on height, with tall spires and vertical lines. English Gothic architecture often emphasized width, creating more horizontally - oriented spaces. Thick walls and small windows are more characteristic of earlier Romanesque architecture. Rounded arches are typical of Romanesque, not Gothic (pointed arches are Gothic).

Answer:

C. by emphasizing width instead of height