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Ch. 3 The Church in the Middle Ages
Ch. 3 The Church in the Middle Ages
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A study guide for Chapter Three vocabulary words.
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The religion that pretty much everyone in Medieval Europe belonged to was?
the one on the corner
Roman Catholic Church
the Mormon Church
Evangelical Free Christian Church
2
Men who travel amongst the poor but take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
friars
clergy
monks
nuns
3
If you are being punished for your beliefs you are being...
persecuted
treated fairly
a victim of racism
prosecuted
4
Eating the body and drinking the blood of Jesus (in the form of bread and wine)
eucharist
confirmation
baptism
holy orders
5
penance is
going on a trip to a holy site to be blessed
getting punished
a type of ship
performing an act of contrition to show you are sorry
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Making a trip to a holy location such as Canterbury Cathedral, to receive a special blessing
Crusades
holy orders
pilgrimage
Holy Land
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These cool arches held up the cathedral walls so they could have massive stained glass windows
gargoyles
aqueducts
concrete
flying buttresses
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When Henry IV was kicked out of church he was?
happy to switch churches
excommunicated
cold
lonely
9
Washing away a person's sins so they can join the Christian religion
matrimony
eucharist
confirmation
baptism
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Men who live in a monastery and vow, poverty, obedience, and chastity.
clergy
nuns
monks
friars
11
A series of wars to wrest Jerusalem from the Turks, named after the crosses soldiers wore.
the Jerusalem Wars
pilgrimage
Holy Land
the Crusades
12
A Cathedral is?
a throne
A large church run by a bishop or archbisop
a group of people
A large megachurch with its own T.V. show
13
Women who live in an abbey or nunnery and take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience
nuns
clergy
monks
friars
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Becoming a priest is taking...
eucharist
pilgrimage
matrimony
holy orders
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Holy Land
Church
Jerusalem and Israel
Canterbury Cathedral
Rome
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Confirming that you want to be a Christian after your baptism
holy orders
baptism
confirmation
eucharist
17
Which is a good definition for "religion"?
controlled by the pope
a place you go to pray
believing in God
a set of beliefs based on a spiritual or higher power,
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natural law
unchanging moral rules as a basis for all human conduct
gravity
laws protecting nature
argued against by Thomas Aquinas
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literally more than 25 days that were holy, and therefore, days of rest
holidays
mendicants
religious orders
vacations
20
Getting married in a church by a priest
penance
holy orders
matrimony
extreme unction
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The organizational system of power used by a group.
clergy
hierarchy
feudalism
rules
22
The movement to live a life of quiet contemplation of the Bible by taking vows
monasticism
friar
nun
monk
23
The following were members of the clergy.
priests, friars, nuns, and monks
priests, lords of the manor, feudal nobles
people who could read and write
priests, bishops, archbishops, cardinals, and the pope
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The sacraments are
eating bread and drinking wine
fancy papers
important rites that bring a person closer to God
a really popular singing group
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Also known as "Last Rites" this is blessing and anointing of person about to pass away.
matrimony
penance
extreme unction
pilgrimage
