What happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire, when Christian societies were no longer centers of knowledge?(1 point) Responses Islamic societies in places like Syria, Persia, and what is now the country of Mali became centers of knowledge. Islamic societies in places like Syria, Persia, and what is now the country of Mali became centers of knowledge. Byzantium developed institutions of knowledge, such as universities and libraries. Byzantium developed institutions of knowledge, such as universities and libraries. There were no centers of knowledge until after the East-West Schism. There were no centers of knowledge until after the East-West Schism. Places such as Syria, Persia, and what is now the country of Mali lost their knowledge centers. Places such as Syria, Persia, and what is now the country of Mali lost their knowledge centers.

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After the collapse of the Roman Empire, Islamic societies in places like Syria, Persia, and what is now the country of Mali became centers of knowledge. During the medieval period, particularly from the 8th to the 14th centuries, the Islamic world made significant advancements in various fields such as science, medicine, mathematics, and philosophy, preserving and expanding upon the knowledge of the ancient Greeks and Romans. This period is often referred to as the Islamic Golden Age, where scholars in these regions translated and studied classical texts, contributed original research, and established institutions of learning that played a crucial role in the transmission of knowledge to later European societies.