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Was medieval Europe more advanced than medieval Arabic?
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Who controlled the western Europe politically and religiously during the Medieval Period?
Charlemagne
Which people carried the Hindu Arabic numerals into Europe?
They were the Arabic people known as the Moors and they once occupied part of Spain in the Medieval Ages.
What is prose In medieval Europe?
Prose is speaking and verse. It was often studied in Universities (Please double check)
Which came first Arabic or roman numerals?
In medieval Western Europe the numeracy system was Roman then in the Middle Ages the Hindu-Arabic numeracy system was introduced.
What subjects were included in the course of study in medieval universities?
subjects studied in universities in medieval Europe were philosophy, science, mathematics, architecture and art.
What has the author Nan Cooke Carpenter written?
Nan Cooke Carpenter has written: 'Music in the medieval and renaissance universities' -- subject(s): Music, History and criticism, Music in universities and colleges, Europe, Universities and colleges, 16th century
What was medieval life in Europe was characterized by?
Medieval life in Europe was characterized by?
What are the universities in Europe which offer Ph.D in biotechnology?
What are the universities in Europe which offer PhD in biotechnology?
A share of land in medieval Europe?
a share of land in medieval Europe is called a fief.
Is it true that medieval universities taught that the earth was flat?
There were no actual "universities" in medieval Europe. But Classical Greek scholars (500 BC) had already suggested that the Earth was spherical. It was not until the 1800s that some historians promoted the *speculative* idea that the Flat Earth theory was predominant from the Middle Ages until the time of Christopher Columbus.
How did a medieval doctor come to his position?
Medieval doctors learned their medicine in schools. One of these, the Medical school at Salerno, was formed out of earlier schools that moved to Salerno during periods of unrest in the 6th century, and these earlier schools dated back to the Roman Empire. Other schools of medicine were formed based on ancient medical practice or Arabic science in other places, such as Baghdad and Cordoba. The universities that opened in Western Europe beginning with in the 11th century usually taught medicine. These followed other universities that operated in the East, notably the University of Constantinople, which opened in 425 AD and remained open until the fall of the Byzantine Empire in 1453. One of the important developments of the medieval universities was that they provided standard degrees which were recognized over nearly all of Western Europe. The medical school at Salerno, by the way, has been turned into a university and is open to this day.
