Question

How was education impacted as a result of the fall of the Western Roman Empire? (1 point) Responses Roman ideas had to be reintroduced centuries later after being lost by Europeans. Roman ideas had to be reintroduced centuries later after being lost by Europeans. Roman texts were destroyed and lost to history after Germanic invasions. Roman texts were destroyed and lost to history after Germanic invasions. Roman ideas, once lost at the fall of the empire, were replaced with humanist ones. Roman ideas, once lost at the fall of the empire, were replaced with humanist ones. Roman texts were excluded from education because of negative associations with the fall of the empire.

Answer 1

The most accurate response regarding the impact on education due to the fall of the Western Roman Empire is: **Roman ideas had to be reintroduced centuries later after being lost by Europeans.** After the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, educational systems deteriorated, and many classical texts were lost or forgotten. It wasn't until the Renaissance that there was a renewed interest in classical learning, leading to the reintroduction of Roman ideas into education.