During the Abbasid Empire, High Islamic Society's Intellectual Adventures Were

Multiple Choice

During the Abbasid Empire, high Islamic society's intellectual adventures were limited to poetry and the arts.

A) False. High Islamic society preferred Greek philosophy over poetry and the arts.
B) False. Scholars, mathematicians, chemists, physicians and others were recruited by Abbasid administrators and made appearances in high courts.
C) True. Only religious poetry and art were allowed to be transported along the caravan routes and sea-lanes.
D) True. Secular ideas were not a part of high Islamic society.