Question

the use of missi dominici was intended to: *
enforce christian conversion
improve royal oversight and reduce corruption
train young nobles in military service
collect taxes for the imperial treasury

the carolingian renaissance focused primarily on: *
urban growth and trade expansion
reforming roman legal systems
reviving education, literacy and classical learning
expanding the power of merchants

Explanation:

• Missi Dominici: These were royal envoys in the Carolingian Empire. Their main role was to act as the king's representatives to ensure that local officials were loyal, that justice was administered properly, and to reduce corruption. They were not mainly about tax - collection (that was a secondary or related task in some cases), not about military training of nobles, and while Christianity was the religion of the empire, their core function was royal oversight.
• Carolingian Renaissance: This was a period of cultural revival. It focused on reviving education (establishing schools like cathedral schools), promoting literacy (through copying of manuscripts), and classical learning (reviving Latin texts and some aspects of Roman culture in a Christian - context). Urban growth and trade expansion were more prominent in later medieval periods. Reforming Roman legal systems was not the main focus (though there was some legal work, but not in the sense of a full - scale Roman legal system reform). Expanding merchant power was not a key element of this renaissance.

Answer:

• For "The use of missi dominici was intended to": improve royal oversight and reduce corruption
• For "The Carolingian Renaissance focused primarily on": reviving education, literacy and classical learning