Which of the following statements about Aristotle's popularity in the Middle Ages in the West is FALSE

He became popular after the first wave of translations

In the 12th-13th century, culture is based ...

In monasteries and universities (created by students and teachers)

The partial ban on Aristotle...

Had also positive effects for science

In order to avoid problems, whenever Aristotelian philosophy contradicted faith...

Philosophers phrased the Aristotelian theory as an hypothesis

A British political party, moderately liberal within the 19th century

Which of the following statements about Columbus is FALSE?

His biography was accurately described by Irwing

A school of philosophy which tried to reconcile faith and reason

In the Middle Ages, the idea of a flat earth...

Was supported by few early theologians, who were repressed by the Church

Which of the following best describes Whig History?

History presented as moving from ignorance to a "glorious present"

In the 12th-13th century, Aristotle ...

Was appreciated by many academics, while being opposed by many theologians

Which of the following statements about Whig History of science is FALSE?

It favours institutions such as the Church and the King in history

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Which of the following statements about Aristotle's popularity in the Middle Ages in the West is FALSE
He became popular as a consequence of the second wave of translations
He was appreciated as he answered several scientific questions
He was rediscovered partly thanks to the translation of Islamic authors
He became popular after the first wave of translations
2
In the 12th-13th century, culture is based ...
Exclusively in universities
In monasteries and universities built by the state
Exclusively in the monasteries
In monasteries and universities (created by students and teachers)
3
The partial ban on Aristotle...
Had a negative effect in the development of astronomical theories
Had also positive effects for science
Was only enforced in the Muslim world
Was respected everywhere in the Christian world
4
In order to avoid problems, whenever Aristotelian philosophy contradicted faith...
Philosophers rejected the Aristotelian theory automatically
Philosophers would avoid the topic entirely
Philosophers would choose violence against the Church
Philosophers phrased the Aristotelian theory as an hypothesis
5
Who were the Whigs?
A British political party, moderately liberal within the 19th century
High-class people who were mocked for wearing long and white wigs
A British political party, anti-monarchist and tolerant of all religions
British historians who did Whig History
6
Which of the following statements about Columbus is FALSE?
He miscalculated the size of the Earth
He is erroneously remembered as the one who proved the earth is round
He wanted to find an alternative route for trading spices
His biography was accurately described by Irwing
7
Scholasticism is...
A medieval attempt to use Aristotle against the oppression of the Church
A medieval school of philosophy which rejected Aristotle
A school of philosophy which tried to reconcile faith and reason
A medieval type of monastery, in which Aristotle was taught
8
In the Middle Ages, the idea of a flat earth...
Was taught in Universities as a consequence of the rediscovery of Aristotle
Was supported by the Church
Was denied by Columbus through his trip to the American continent
Was supported by few early theologians, who were repressed by the Church
9
Which of the following best describes Whig History?
History is presented as something negative that needs to be destroyed
History is accurately and objectively described on the basis of sources.
History presented as moving from ignorance to a "glorious present"
The past is presented romantically and with a sense of nostalgia
10
In the 12th-13th century, Aristotle ...
Was appreciated by many academics, while being opposed by many theologians
Was universally censored in the Christian world
Was universally accepted in the Christian world
Was banned everywhere, except for Paris
11
Which of the following statements about Whig History of science is FALSE?
It favours institutions such as the Church and the King in history
It depicts history as populated by 'good scientists' who were oppressed
It has a negative view of the Middle Ages as an era of oppression
It imposes the values of the 19th century liberal on historical figures

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1
Which of the following statements about Aristotle's popularity in the Middle Ages in the West is FALSE
He became popular as a consequence of the second wave of translations
He was appreciated as he answered several scientific questions
He was rediscovered partly thanks to the translation of Islamic authors
He became popular after the first wave of translations
2
In the 12th-13th century, culture is based ...
Exclusively in universities
In monasteries and universities built by the state
Exclusively in the monasteries
In monasteries and universities (created by students and teachers)
3
The partial ban on Aristotle...
Had a negative effect in the development of astronomical theories
Had also positive effects for science
Was only enforced in the Muslim world
Was respected everywhere in the Christian world
4
In order to avoid problems, whenever Aristotelian philosophy contradicted faith...
Philosophers rejected the Aristotelian theory automatically
Philosophers would avoid the topic entirely
Philosophers would choose violence against the Church
Philosophers phrased the Aristotelian theory as an hypothesis
5
Who were the Whigs?
A British political party, moderately liberal within the 19th century
High-class people who were mocked for wearing long and white wigs
A British political party, anti-monarchist and tolerant of all religions
British historians who did Whig History
6
Which of the following statements about Columbus is FALSE?
He miscalculated the size of the Earth
He is erroneously remembered as the one who proved the earth is round
He wanted to find an alternative route for trading spices
His biography was accurately described by Irwing
7
Scholasticism is...
A medieval attempt to use Aristotle against the oppression of the Church
A medieval school of philosophy which rejected Aristotle
A school of philosophy which tried to reconcile faith and reason
A medieval type of monastery, in which Aristotle was taught
8
In the Middle Ages, the idea of a flat earth...
Was taught in Universities as a consequence of the rediscovery of Aristotle
Was supported by the Church
Was denied by Columbus through his trip to the American continent
Was supported by few early theologians, who were repressed by the Church
9
Which of the following best describes Whig History?
History is presented as something negative that needs to be destroyed
History is accurately and objectively described on the basis of sources.
History presented as moving from ignorance to a "glorious present"
The past is presented romantically and with a sense of nostalgia
10
In the 12th-13th century, Aristotle ...
Was appreciated by many academics, while being opposed by many theologians
Was universally censored in the Christian world
Was universally accepted in the Christian world
Was banned everywhere, except for Paris
11
Which of the following statements about Whig History of science is FALSE?
It favours institutions such as the Church and the King in history
It depicts history as populated by 'good scientists' who were oppressed
It has a negative view of the Middle Ages as an era of oppression
It imposes the values of the 19th century liberal on historical figures