Question
How was education impacted as a result of the fall of the Western Roman Empire? (1 point)(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.
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.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate response to how education was impacted as a result of the fall of the Western Roman Empire is:
**Roman texts were destroyed and lost to history after Germanic invasions.**
This reflects the significant disruption in education and knowledge transmission during and after the collapse, contributing to a decline in literacy and classical learning in Europe during the early Middle Ages.
**Roman texts were destroyed and lost to history after Germanic invasions.**
This reflects the significant disruption in education and knowledge transmission during and after the collapse, contributing to a decline in literacy and classical learning in Europe during the early Middle Ages.