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The Great Schism of ___ created a permanent split between the eastern and western Church.

In 597 Pope Gregory sent this monk to England to convert Anglo-Saxons.

This nun headed her own convent ,had visions about the future and composed music.

This order of nuns were linked to wealthy women whose families gave the Church a gift.

This monk set up a church in Ireland.

The practice of lending money at interest is called...

Secular means...

Priests collected this tax paid each year to the Church at this rate.

Under Benedictine rule monks and nuns took three vows of the following vows except...

The Church barred Jews from...

The Church became anti-Semitic and blamed the Jews for...

This monk wrote the most important history of England during the Middle Ages.

The Truce of God demanded that fighting stop on...

In 1073 Pope Gregory VII prohibited the following...

Friars were _______ and the first order of friars was...

Who organized the monastery at Monte Cassino in 530.

An order to excommunicate an entire town or kingdom.

As the medieval Church grew in wealth and power this weakened...

Cluny revived Benedictine rule and set out to reform the monastery at ...

The sacred rights of the Church are called...

Between 1096 and 1450 Jews were kicked out of a number of European cities and states except...

The most severe Church penalty was...

Church law is called...

During the Middle Ages the most powerful institution was...

Bishops supervised...