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How did the Catholic Church support the study of science? O by funding universities O by paying Jewish scholars O by translating Greek texts O by encouraging humanism
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How did the Catholic Church support the study of science?

O by funding universities
O by paying Jewish scholars
O by translating Greek texts
O by encouraging humanism

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A. By funding universities

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