1. Medieval Universities They came in Italy and Paris, and then in other cities Students woke up very early, and went to learn until 10 a.m. then had a little meal. At 5 p.m. they left class and went to eat. They would study until bed. They were expected to memorize everything. Women could not go to universities. They could not get a real job without this kind of education.

2. “New learning” Scholars started translating works into other languages. They traveled all the way to Western Europe. Aristotle taught people should use reason. Christians accepted many ideas and said the church was the final authority So christian scholars used the method scholasticism, using reason to support beliefs. They studied scientists like Hippocrates and Euclid Hindu- Arabic numerals were adopted by the Europeans and it allowed scientists to make Great advances

3. Medieval Literature Writings were now in vernacular, everyday languages.