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Lesson 5 - Role of the Church in Medieval Europe (TCI content)
Lesson 5 - Role of the Church in Medieval Europe (TCI content)
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1
Where did Benedictine monks live?
among the public
in monasteries
2
The most important building in a French or English medieval village was
the stables
the outhouse
the mill
the church
3
These examples show us that the church had great
political
power
bishops served as scribes to local rulers
the pope could excommunicate anyone, even monarchs
the church collected a tithing from everyone
church leaders could be feudal lords
4
What were some of the ways in which people celebrated religious holidays?
Celebrated with feasts and entertainments.
both are true
They attended Church services.
5
Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV sparred over who could appoint
all are true
members of the clergy
bishops
church officials
6
These examples show us the medieval Catholic church had great economic power
the Pope was God's representative on Earth
the pope was the bishop of Rome
the church collected tithing
the church was the largest landholder in Europe by 1050 CE
7
Which of these were key features of a gothic cathedral?
rose window
bamboo doors
flying buttress
pointed arch
8
Monks spent their days doing what?
selling beer at festivals
praying, studying, working
teaching and copying religious texts
caring for the poor and sick
9
Who ranked below the pope but above the priests?
archbishops
cardinals
bishops
none are true
10
How were Crusades different from pilgrimages?
The Crusades were military expeditions.
The Crusades were trade consortiums.
11
What baseball team has a mascot "the swinging friar"?
the Dodgers
the Padres
12
Which leader got the upper hand in getting to choose bishops?
the pope
the king
13
How did Thomas Aquinas bring together ancient philosophy and Christian theology?
arguing that reason was more important than religion
writing arguments to show how reason & religious belief worked together
neither is true
14
Why did people undertake pilgrimages during the Middle Ages?
To show devotion to God, to pay penance for sins, to cure illness
To take a vacation from the family.
15
In what ways did the art of medieval Europe reflect the influence of the Roman Catholic Church?
Most art was made to emphasize the importance of nature.
Most art was made for religious purposes.
16
Who developed the monastic lifestyle in western Europe?
St. Patrick
St. Anne
St. Francis
St. Benedict
17
Who was the supreme leader of the Catholic church in Europe?
the papacy
the pope
all are true
bishop of Rome
18
Identify advances in education during the Middle Ages.
both are true
A new form of writing with both upper- and lowercase letters.
Universities were created for advanced study.
19
What were some of the challenges pilgrims faced on their journeys?
Pilgrims had to pay for expensive flights with "no refund" rules.
Pilgrims often traveled on foot. Robbery was a threat.
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Who founded the Franciscans, a monastic order that traveled among ordinary people?
St. Anne
St. Peter
St. Benedict
St. Francis
