The Carolingian Renaissance Was Intended Not Only to Enhance the Glory

question 32

Multiple Choice

The Carolingian renaissance was intended not only to enhance the glory of the Frankish kings but also to

• A) resurrect the learning of the past.
• B) serve as a counterpart to the scholarship of notable Islamic scholars such as Ibn Sina.
• C) extend literacy to a few religious elites.
• D) reduce tensions between Charlemagne's three sons.

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