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Date Posted: 07:55:09 03/30/02 Sat
Author: Brad Reed
Subject: RE: Topic 4

I Think that the Dark Ages, a medaphore of the timees, were acually dark. This is because of the lack of learning. In The Dark Ages the people were only foucused on living, and you don't need to be literate to survive. In the Dark Ages there wwas learning going on, but only in the Monestaries, were the monks would copy the old books that they didi not know how tho read so a lot of material could be left out unknowingly. Most kings back then would be lucky if they could singn there names, that they could not tell some one else to spell if asked. Other than that the people were able to have enouf reason to beable to survive.

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