Question

what cultural shift was signified by the emergence of vernacular language in medieval europe? (1 point) renewed focus on christian scholars revival of ancient greek texts interest in muslim scholarship new interest in ordinary people and their stories

Explanation:

Vernacular languages were the everyday - spoken languages of common people. Their emergence in medieval Europe meant that literature and communication were no longer solely the domain of Latin - speaking elites. It led to a new interest in the lives, stories, and experiences of ordinary people.

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New interest in ordinary people and their stories