Throughout the years of time, global architecture has helped influence religious and cultural elements. These roots can be traced back all the way to the Native Americans in 550 BC. Native American Tribes would build both permanent and temporary houses for their tribe. Many of these people would stay on the move and not settle for very long. (hunting, searching). So having fast and accessible houses was very crucial for many of these tribes. They would make these houses through birch bark, brush, and other natural materials. The Native Americans were very intelligent with their build-making such as with small homes as they would create cone-shaped houses to allow the smoke from inside the house to get out. The Native Americans of these creations are nothing short of geniuses. Many of the works got passed down through generations to allow progression through centuries. With that centuries later Greece would push its innovation and show much more advanced work. Such as their theater was a form of entertainment taken very seriously. People would come from all across the Greek world to attend the popular theaters held in open-air amphitheaters. In their glory days, some amphitheaters could hold crowds of up to 15,000 people. The goal would be to have the whole town come and enjoy the entertainment and Christianity. This was a way to bring everyone together for God.
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