Cathedrals and Universities: Crash Course History of Science

The video explores knowledge production in medieval Europe, focusing on cathedrals and universities. Cathedrals served as centers of knowledge and economic growth, showcasing architectural innovations like flying buttresses. The Black Death significantly impacted Europe, leading to the rise of universities. These institutions developed structured curricula, balancing religious and secular studies, and contributed to the evolution of scientific thought.

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