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What two contributions did Averroes make to the Islamic golden age?

Answer 1

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Under the Gold Age leadership, citizens of the Abbasid Caliphate were also granted better access to health care, infrastructure and education than ever before. Heavy emphasis was placed on scholarship and learning during the Islamic Golden Age. It was during this time that the first public universities that granted degrees to graduates were founded in Baghdad, and the city welcomed scholars of all nationalities and religions so long as they made significant contributions to their fields. Trigonometry, the scientific method, and early observations that describe a process similar to evolution were some of the accomplishments made during this time.

Many of the works of Greek philosophers like Aristotle that we are able to read today were preserved during the Islamic Golden Age. Texts that were destroyed in their native counties were found when excavating the libraries of villas and palaces around Baghdad and major cities in Egypt.

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Answer 2

The correct answers are A) He encouraged Islamic schools to introduce Greek texts and B) He built a public library containing ancient Greek works.

The two contributions that Averroes made to the Islamic golden age were he encouraged Islamic schools to introduce Greek texts and he built a public library containing ancient Greek works.

Ibn Rushd (1126-1198), best known as Averroes, was a renown philosopher in Medieval times. He was an Arab-Spaniard that studied and interpreted the works of Aristotle. He defended his argument that the study of philosophy was correct in Islam and that the elite should read philosophical works.