The Emergence of Universities Came in Response to

question 73

Multiple Choice

The emergence of universities came in response to

• A)a decline in commerce that forced individuals to seek better educations in order to find employment.
• B)universities relaxing enrollment requirements to compensate for the decline in population caused by the Black Death.
• C)the increased demand for more educated men in bureaucratic, commercial, and legal fields.
• D)fewer educational opportunities in the Church; men therefore turned to universities for education.
• E)a decline in the number of monastic schools.

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Definitions:

Limbic System

An intricate network of nerves and pathways in the brain, encompassing multiple regions close to the cortex's boundary, is responsible for handling instinct and mood. It governs fundamental emotions like fear, pleasure, and anger, as well as primal urges such as appetite, reproductive behavior, dominance, and parental care.

Amygdala

A brain structure involved in the processing of emotions, particularly fear and pleasure.

Hippocampus

A critical brain structure located in the temporal lobe, involved in the formation of new memories and connected to learning and emotions.

Cerebral Cortex

The outer layer of the cerebrum, involved in complex brain functions such as thought, language, and consciousness.