Answer:
The correct answer is 7th, 6th and 4th centuries b.c.e. respectively.
Explanation:
1. Doric: It is the first of the architectural styles developed by the Greeks and the one they used to build most of the buildings. It was developed in the period where the stone was first used in the construction of temples and public buildings. The style, took its final form in the seventh century B.C. It continued to be used until the second century B.C.
2. Ionic: The Ionic style was originated in the middle of the sixth century B.C. in Iona, to the southwest of the islands of Asia Minor, where the Ionian dialect was spoken. Slender and more ornate than the previous Doric style. An Ionic column has spiral-shaped ornaments in the capital, at the top of the axis of the column.
3. Corinthian: The Corinthian style occurred in the fourth century B.C. and is characterized mainly by the shape of the capital. There is a legend that explains the origin of this style. Legend has it that once, a beautiful Corinthian woman was buried in an open field; her mistress placed on the grave a basket covered with tiles, containing the objects that the young woman most wanted. In the following spring, some stems of acanthus sprouted in the place; finding the obstacles of the tiles, the leaves folded forming incomplete volutes.
