Under european feudalism, where did schools and artists get the majority of their funding from?

Education under European feudalism in the Middle Ages was reserved for children of the upper class. The parents funded the education of their children giving the money to the Church.

The Church was in charge of the educational system, scholars, bishops and monks taught latin, grammar, mathematics, philosophy and focused on teaching arts instead of science. Education in the Middle Ages was really expensive, the fees that people had to pay for their children to study were high so the working class was forced to send their kids to work really soon and remained uneducated, this helped the Feudalism system because it was easier for Lords to keep control under their employees.

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