Question

Latin as it had been for bede remained the language of learning used for theology science and history it was also a lingua franca. Norman aristocracy spoke french. But intermarriage with native English nobility and business of daily life caused bilingualism different branches of the celtic languages group were spoken in Scotland Ireland Wales Cornwall and brittany .

a. Latin
b. French
c. Scottish Gaelic
d. Cornish

Answer 1

Latin remained the language of learning used for theology, science, and history in Europe, while the Norman aristocracy spoke French. Different branches of the Celtic language group were spoken in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is History. Latin remained the language of learning used for theology, science, and history in Europe. It was also a lingua franca. The Norman aristocracy spoke French, while different branches of the Celtic language group were spoken in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany. The subject of this question falls under the category of History in the High School level.