Accelerate - WHI.14d

Many of the monasteries in Europe laid the foundation for the first

• universities

• trade routes

• guilds

• parishes

Church scholars translated Greek and Arabic works into

• Latin

• English

• Spanish

• French

How did the Roman Church scholars lay the foundation for the rise of universities throughout Europe?

• The Church translated Greek and Arabic texts to Latin

• Church officials rejected the idea of scholasticism

• The Church increased trade to the Middle East

• Church officials emphasized the importance of feudal obligations

During the Middle Ages, which group was most likely more educated?

• Clergy

• Serfs

• Knights

• Freemen

How did scholastic universities impact the late Medieval period?

• Scholars began to use reason instead of faith as a guide to truth and morality

• Scholars began to emphasize the importance of faith to teach medicine and science

• Students learned to accept the teachings of scholars and to not question authority

• Many students broke away from the church and rejected the teachings of religious scholars

What individuals translated Greek and Arabic works into Latin?

• The church scholars

• The Spanish monarchy

• The English monarchy

• The Pope

During the Middle Ages, church scholars were

• among the few that could read and write

• among the few that could not read and write

• among the first few that could only read but not write

• among the first few that could only write but not read

Many of the monasteries laid the foundation for Europe's first

• universities

• markets

• guilds

• parishes

Which of the following was NOT one of the main purposes of the monasteries?

• Teaching new military techniques

• Translating the ancient manuscripts

• Helping care for the sick and poor

• Spreading Christianity

Church scholars created new knowledge in all of the following fields EXCEPT

• astrology

• philosophy

• medicine

• science