Many modern universities in europe began as which of the following? churches hospitals monastic schools secular libraries its not a, my guess is d. or c.

The correct answer is C) Monastic Schools.

Many modern universities in Europe began as Monastic Schools.

In the middle ages, Monastic schools were the most important centers for learning in Europe. These medieval centers were managed or controlled by Nuns or monks. The teachings that were imparted in the Monastic Schools were basically of religion studies and general education subjects. These centers of learning represented a considerable influence on the ideas of the region. These Monastic schools were the origin of many modern universities in Europe.    

the northwest ordinance of 1787 guaranteed basic rights for settlers and banned slavery there.

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