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History KS3: The English Medieval Church, Monks and Monasteries
History KS3: The English Medieval Church, Monks and Monasteries
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1
By 1300 there were approximately how many monasteries in England?
60
6,000
60,000
600
2
Churches were poor places, and built modestly
True
False
3
Which monastic order allowed monks and nuns at the same monastery?
Cistercians
Gilbertines
Carthusians
Benedictines
4
Which of the following IS true about the medieval period?
The Church encouraged and supported medical progress
All of the above
Most peasants were very superstitious
The Church discouraged men from fighting in religious crusades
5
What minimum age could vows be taken?
14
16
21
7
6
In medieval times, most English people.........
were Protestant
were Muslim
were Catholic
had no religion
7
Which of the following is NOT true about the medieval Church
Most bishops were political figures
Most people had some link with the Church
Many fake relics were sold, but never by clergymen
The clergy did not have to pay taxes
8
What was the religious cure encouraged by the Church?
Prayer
See a church-going doctor
Read the Bible
Sacrifice a pig
9
Monks were at monasteries, Nuns at convents, never mixed together.....
False
True
10
For much of the medieval period, the Church was richer than the King
False
True
11
When people died, they left money to the Church because......
They had to by law
They believed it would help speed them to Heaven
Their families would be punished otherwise
The Churches needed the money
12
Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury in 597?
St Patrick
St Donald
St Benedict
St Augustine
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The medieval Church had great power over people during the Middle Ages because___
it had power to decide who could go to heaven or hell
it had the biggest buildings
it protected people during times of warfare
it controlled the trade routes from Asia
