Question

what were many of the stained glass windows of the middle ages meant to do? (1 point) hide people teach people entertain people reflect people

Explanation:

During the Middle Ages, many people were illiterate, especially the common folk. Stained glass windows in churches and cathedrals often depicted biblical stories, saints' lives, and religious teachings. Their purpose was to teach these religious and moral lessons to the people who couldn't read the Bible or other religious texts. The option "hide people" is illogical as stained glass windows don't serve to hide people. "Entertain people" is not the primary purpose as they were more educational in the context of religious instruction. "Reflect people" also does not align with the function of stained glass windows in the Middle Ages.

Answer:

B. teach people