Which statement best describes one way that classical greek sculpture influenced roman sculptors?
roman artists used the contrapposto pose that is seen in classical greek sculptures.
roman artists borrowed the classical greek technique of using cement casts in lifelike molds.
roman artists created the same sense of drama and emotion that is seen in classical greek sculpture.

I believe the answer is: Roman artists used the contrapposto pose that is seen in Classical Greek sculptures.

The contrapposto depict a human figure that stands in a way that rest its weight on one leg only. This pose is perceived by many people to exude power and confidence. This pose is originated in ancient greek and the roman artists started to use it to depict famous figure such as emperors or military leaders.

frederick the great, king of prussia was a general

        i think it is referred as the 8th wonder of the world because each of the terra cotta warriors was not the same. they each had many things with their physical stature, like different height, armor, and different characteristics, which were all different. what makes it interesting is that there were 8,000 soldiers in that tomb. so making that many soldiers for the emperor meant a-lot to the emperor. it means that their is strength in numbers now matter how different.

hope it : p