Which of the following was the significance of the emergence of a vernacular language in medieval Europe?

A-it's suggested a renewed interest in the work of Christian scholars

B-it suggested a new intrest in Muslim and Jewish scholarship

C-it suggested a new interest in ordinary people in the stories that entertained and educated them

D-it suggested a renewed interest in the works of the Ancient Greek and Romans

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Cameron Dean

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22 March, 03:38

Which of the following was the significance of the emergence of a vernacular language in medieval Europe?

A-it's suggested a renewed interest in the work of Christian scholars

B-it suggested a new intrest in Muslim and Jewish scholarship

C-it suggested a new interest in ordinary people in the stories that entertained and educated them

D-it suggested a renewed interest in the works of the Ancient Greek and Romans

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Jaqueline Cuevas · Answer 1

Vernacular language is the language of ordinary people.

Having this in mind, I'd say that the option which was the significance of the emergence of a vernacular language in medieval Europe is C. it suggested a new interest in ordinary people in the stories that entertained and educated them.

Haleigh Marsh · Answer 2

D-it suggested a renewed interest in the works of the Ancient Greek and Romans