Which of the following best describes the Carolingian Renaissance? Select one: a. a new and speculative philosophy regarding the relation between faith and reason b. the re-establishment of Carolingian commerce using the denarius as standard specie c. a revival of the Carolingian miniscule d. a standardization of education, language, texts, and Church liturgy e. also called the Northumbrian Renaissance because of where it took place

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Which of the following best describes the Carolingian Renaissance? Select one: a. a new and speculative philosophy regarding the relation between faith and reason b. the re-establishment of Carolingian commerce using the denarius as standard specie c. a revival of the Carolingian miniscule d. a standardization of education, language, texts, and Church liturgy e. also called the Northumbrian Renaissance because of where it took place

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Heidi Mcconnell · Answer 1

The Correct Option is D: a standardization of education, language, texts, and Church liturgy

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The Carolingian Renaissance was a time in the Middle Ages that had a significant impact on Arts, language, Church lithurgy, and education. It also revived scholarships. Before this time, education was reserved for a small group of people, but the Carolingian Renaissance saw a change in education and made it to become more standardized and attainable.