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The role of the Medieval Church
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Which of these was NOT a vital role the church played after the fall of Rome.
Protecting common folk from invaders.
Distributing food.
Providing ties to a more stable time
Providing hospitality to strangers.
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Oversaw large areas called archdioceses.
Priests
Bishops
Archbishops
Popes
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Stone arches on the outside of a cathedral.
Transepts
Flying Buttresses
Naves
Cathedra
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The shorter arms of a cathedral.
Nave
Buttresses
Transept
Nunnery
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Which of these was NOT a reason to go on a pilgramage?
Hopes of being cured of an illness.
Penance for Sins.
To acquire personal relics.
To show devotion to God.
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Oversaw dioceses from Cathedrals.
Priests
Bishops
Archbishops
Popes
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Holidays were usually celebrated for every reason except
to take a day off of work to have a Sabbath.
an event in the life of Jesus.
events dedicated to Christian Saints.
an important religious concept.
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The body of people, such as priests, who perform the sacred duties of the church.
Clergy
Nuns
Pope
Monks
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Mendicants did all of the following except
tend local gardens to feed the poor.
care for the sick and poor.
live among ordinary people to preach.
beg for food.
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A blessing in which a person close to death is anointed in holy oil by a priest.
Baptism
Extreme Unction
Eucharist
Penance
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To cause a person to suffer because of his or her beliefs.
Testify
Rectify
Tease
Persecute
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A community of monks.
Monastery
Nunnery
Benedictine
Franciscan
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Served the local community in a parish.
Bishops
Cardinals
Priests
Pope
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Formal declaration of belief in God and the Church.
Confirmation
Eucharist
Baptism
Extreme Unction
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Withdrawing from the rest of the world in order to devote oneself to their faith.
Christianity
Religious order
Monasticism
Catholicism
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A formal union blessed by the church.
Extreme Unction
Matrimony
Penance
Baptism
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the study of persuasive writing and speaking.
Rhetoric
Philosphy
Charisma
Psychology
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Each of the following is an example of a Benedictine "vow" except
to not own property.
to have complete obedience.
to never consume alcohol.
to never marry.
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The concept that there is a universal order built into nature that can guide moral thinking.
Theology
Natural Rights
Philosophy
Rhetoric
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The Bishop of Rome, supreme head of the Catholic Church.
Archbishop
Cardinal
Parish
Pope
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Bridged the gap between faith and reason.
Thomas Aquinas
Saint Benedict
King Henry IV
Pope Leo III
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A member of a certain religious order devoted to teaching and works of charity.
Friar
Mendicants
Monk
Benedictines
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A solemn rite of Christian Churches.
Holy Orders
Confirmation
Pilgramages
Sacrament
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A women who has taken a vow to serve the church.
Benedictine
Monk
Nun
Franciscan
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Religious officials held great political power mostly due to their ability to
speak to God.
heal the sick.
read.
negotiate trade deals.
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A tax collected by the church.
Merchet
Tally
Tariff
Tithe
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To formally deprive a person of membership in the church.
Formal Separation
Null and Void
Excommunicate
Recess
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The long central section of a Cathedral.
Nave
Buttresses
Transept
Nunnery
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Entry into the church via water being poured over your head.
Extreme Unction
Matrimony
Baptism
Confirmation
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When a man becomes a priest.
Holy Orders
Penance
Confirmation
Baptism
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By 1050, the Roman Catholic Church was the largest holder of what?
Trade Routes
Timber
Gold
Land
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Kicked out of the church by Pope Leo III.
Henry VIII
Henry III
Henry IV
Henry V
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Also called the Little Brothers of the Poor
Friars
Benedictine Monks
Poor Clares
Nuns
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Confession of sins to a priest in order to receive God's forgiveness.
Extreme Unction
Holy Orders
Penance
Baptism
35
Which of the following reforms did Pope Gregory III NOT undertake?
Banned kings from appointing religious officials.
Forbidding priests to marry.
Outlawing the selling of church offices.
Outlawing the traveling of priests outside their parishes.
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Benedictine monks spent their days doing all of the following except
traveling to local villages to preach God's Word.
working in the gardens.
studying religious text.
praying.
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A holy part of mass consisting of bread and wine.
Eucharist
Penance
Baptism
Holy Orders
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Also known as a nunnery.
Parish
Cathedral
Monastary
Convent
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Most art in Medieval Times told religious stories because
the church outlawed any non-religious art.
they were used in worship daily.
artists were heavily influenced by the Bible.
most people couldn't read.
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A school of advanced learning.
Theology
College
Monastaries
University
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A man who has taken a solemn vow to devote his life to prayer and service to the monastery.
Benedictine
Monk
Friar
Nun
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Appointed by the Pope and ranked right below the Pope.
Bishops
Cardinals
Archbishops
Priests
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Also known as Mendicants.
Monks
Benedictines
Nuns
Friars
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The study of God and religious truth.
Natural Law
Theology
Rhetoric
Godology
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Which of the following is NOT a reason why a knight may have gone on a Crusade?
To seek wealth.
To guarantee their salvation.
To seek adventure.
To increase their standing in a Feudal society.
