In the Early Middle Ages, as Learning Was at a Low

Multiple Choice

In the Early Middle Ages, as learning was at a low point in Western Europe, the Muslims

A) built on ancient knowledge to produce the best-trained and most skillful doctors of the time.
B) combined Arabic, Byzantine, Persian, and Indian learning along with their original thinking and experimentation.
C) acquired the Greco-Roman intellectual legacy from the Byzantines.
D) pushed the frontiers of knowledge forward, particularly in mathematics.
E) all of the above