Chapter 3 The Roman Catholic Church

Groups of people going on religious pilgrimages is exaggerated by

Who had supreme authority over the King

Which is not a sacrament of the Roman Catholic Church

Easter and Christmas

Most Christians hoped to go on a Crusade at some point in their lives

Taking Jerusalem from the Muslims best explains whose main goal?

Having the ability to read, write and be educated explains

Devoting oneself fully to spiritual work represents

In the Middle Ages, universities grew out of

At the start of the Middle Ages, all Christians in western Europe belonged to a single church, which became known as the

Fill in the missing level

Monks live among ordinary people whereas friars are secluded

Community life in western Europe centered on the church explains

Who decreed that Rome stop persecuting the Christians?

Town meetings, plays, & concerts were also held in churches. Merchants had shops in front of the church.

Christian belief was so _____ during the Middle Ages, that it was often called the Age of Faith.

Which BEST describes a sacred rite of the Christian religion?

Crusaders traveled long distances to visit holy sites

Providing safe places for travelers to stay was the main activity of

The Christian belief was so widespread, thus giving this name to western Europe

Helped tell the story of Jesus' life in a way that all could understand

He tried to bridge the gap between reason and faith

Charlemagne

Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Matrimony, and Penance are examples of

The Christians were persecuting the Romans because they did not want to give up their Gods.