military institutions required soldiers to achieve a certain level of education
monasteries and convents served as centers of learning and education
some rulers, such as Charlemagne, established schools and encouraged learning
artisans and craftsmen passed down their skills and knowledge through apprenticeships
some cities and towns had schools where children could receive a basic education
philosophical and theological texts were translated and preserved by scholars
ancient Roman and Greek texts were copied and preserved in monastic libraries
scholars and intellectuals traveled and exchanged knowledge throughout Europe, contributing to the spread of education and learning
How was education and learning preserved in Europe during the early Middle Ages?
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the Christian church preserved libraries and taught monks and others to read and write
the Christian church preserved libraries and taught monks and others to read and write
feudal lords required their family members to attend universities
feudal lords required their family members to attend universities
merchants funded private schools and sent their children there to be educated
merchants funded private schools and sent their children there to be educated
military institutions required soldiers to achieve a certain level of education
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