Before the 12^th Century, Monks and Nuns Were Usually Taken

question 31

Multiple Choice

Before the 12^th century, monks and nuns were usually taken from the

• A)younger offspring of the aristocracy.
• B)large families produced by the peasantry.
• C)scandal-ridden members of the nobility.
• D)already diminutive middle class.
• E)better educated members of the community.

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