What contributed to the rise of artisanal (craft) culture and, in turn, the rise of cities in the tenth and eleventh centuries? A. Increasing demand for artisanal products, regardless of people’s vocational interests
B. Desire to live in cities in order to be protected from invasions
C. Increased food production, which allowed for specialization in vocations.
D. Support from the church for diversity of vocations

The answer is C Increased food production, which allowed for specialization in vocations

Explanation:

Increased food production, which allowed for specialization in vocations, contributed to the rise of the artisanal (craft) culture, and in turn, the rise of the cities in the tenth and eleventh centuries

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