The Medieval Universities Were

question 17

Multiple Choice

The medieval universities were:

• A) scholarly communities completely free of Church and civil control.
• B) scholarly communities completely dependent on Church and civil control.
• C) largely dominated by the theology faculties.
• D) formed outside of Italy, away from papal control.
• E) outgrowths of the monasteries.

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Definitions:

Convergent Thinking

A thought process that attempts to focus on the single best solution to a problem.

Relativistic Thinking

Recognition that judgments are often not absolute but made from a certain belief system or cultural background.

Conventional Thinking

A mode of thought based on accepted norms and standards, often contrasted with creative or critical thinking approaches.

Transitivity

A principle in logic and mathematics stating that if a relation holds between a first and a second element, and also between the second and a third, it must necessarily hold between the first and the third.