The Catholic and the Greek orthodox church split

What happened in 476 AD?

The Roman Empire in the West fell

Transubstantiation means that the substance of bread and wine

No longer exist after the consecration/blessing at Mass

In the Western Church, the emperor had what kind of control over the Church?

Very little because the pope was the head of the Church

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Church History (Middle Ages)

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1
Who was Charlemagne?
An English scholar.
An early Pope.
The first Holy Roman Emperor.
A troubadour.
2
Who is traditionally known as the founder of Christian monasticism?
St. Anthony of Egypt
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Scholastica
Pope Urban IV
3
Who is best known for the spread of monasticism and establishing his own "rule" for monks?
Pope Innocent III
St. Jerome
St. Benedict
St. John
4
Which city was the capital of the Byzantine empire?
Greece
Kiev
Constantinople
Athens
5
In 1054
The Shiites and the Sunnis Split
The Normans conquered Europe
Flying cash was refined in Song China
The Catholic and the Greek orthodox church split
6
In which city did most Christians in Europe believe the Pope should live?
Constantinople
Avignon
Jerusalem
Rome
7
What happened in 476 AD?
Mr. Fischer graduated high school
The Declaration of Independence was signed.
The Crusades began.
The Roman Empire in the West fell
8
What was a major contribution of monastic communities in the Middle Ages?
They preserved western knowledge and learning
They compiled and made copies of numerous written works
All of the above
They developed great art, architecture, and music
9
Ecclesial means __________
Church
of the people
prayer
none
10
How many years in a millenium?
10
100
50
1000
11
The Gregorian Sacramentary is a
celebration
guide book for Mass
hymn
12
Transubstantiation means that the substance of bread and wine
Remain because communion is symbolic
Still exist with the body and blood of Christ
Never turn into something different
No longer exist after the consecration/blessing at Mass
13
Under the Benedictine Rule, monastic life was a shared experience that balanced
prayer and work
prayer and rest
work and rest
worship and rest
14
Muhammad was
A follower of Jesus
the last prophet of Islam
God's son
A Jew
15
Which is not an evangelical Counsel
Chastity
Obediance
Service
Poverty
16
A schism means______________.
connection
separation
communion
agreement
17
What led to the development of universities?
All of the above
Teachers and students began to focus on individual subjects
Steady growth of European society
The population of towns began to expand
18
When did the Christian missionary work of Cyril and Methodius in Slavic lands begin?
864 AD
44 BC
330 AD
476 AD
19
Who was Charlemagne?
The grandson of Charles Martel
All of the above
A devout Christian and strong military leader
Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the pope on Christmas in 800
20
He had a twin sister, Saint Scholastica.
St. Benedict
St. William
St. John Bosco
St. Thomas
21
This man was a monk and theologian whose work helped defeat the Arian heresy.
Benedict of Nursia
Basil the Great
Charlemagne
Pope Gregory the Great
22
People holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions
agnostics
pagans
atheists
23
Charlemagne was given the title of what by Pope Leo III?
Roman Emperor
Pepin the Short II
Holy Roman Emperor
Holy Emperor
24
Gregorian Chant is named after me
St. Benedict
St. Scholastica
Pope St. Gregory the Great
St. Pope John Paul the Great
25
Monotheism
Many Gods
One God
26
In the Western Church, the emperor had what kind of control over the Church?
Controlled all of the Church's property but not its teaching
Complete control over the Church
Evenly between the pope and the emperor
Very little because the pope was the head of the Church
27
As far back as the 6th Century, schools were education was provided through what manner?
Schools in Nature
Monasteries & Cathedrals
Seminaries
The Public School System

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Church History (Middle Ages)

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Questions 27

Answers

1
Who was Charlemagne?
An English scholar.
An early Pope.
The first Holy Roman Emperor.
A troubadour.
2
Who is traditionally known as the founder of Christian monasticism?
St. Anthony of Egypt
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Scholastica
Pope Urban IV
3
Who is best known for the spread of monasticism and establishing his own "rule" for monks?
Pope Innocent III
St. Jerome
St. Benedict
St. John
4
Which city was the capital of the Byzantine empire?
Greece
Kiev
Constantinople
Athens
5
In 1054
The Shiites and the Sunnis Split
The Normans conquered Europe
Flying cash was refined in Song China
The Catholic and the Greek orthodox church split
6
In which city did most Christians in Europe believe the Pope should live?
Constantinople
Avignon
Jerusalem
Rome
7
What happened in 476 AD?
Mr. Fischer graduated high school
The Declaration of Independence was signed.
The Crusades began.
The Roman Empire in the West fell
8
What was a major contribution of monastic communities in the Middle Ages?
They preserved western knowledge and learning
They compiled and made copies of numerous written works
All of the above
They developed great art, architecture, and music
9
Ecclesial means __________
Church
of the people
prayer
none
10
How many years in a millenium?
10
100
50
1000
11
The Gregorian Sacramentary is a
celebration
guide book for Mass
hymn
12
Transubstantiation means that the substance of bread and wine
Remain because communion is symbolic
Still exist with the body and blood of Christ
Never turn into something different
No longer exist after the consecration/blessing at Mass
13
Under the Benedictine Rule, monastic life was a shared experience that balanced
prayer and work
prayer and rest
work and rest
worship and rest
14
Muhammad was
A follower of Jesus
the last prophet of Islam
God's son
A Jew
15
Which is not an evangelical Counsel
Chastity
Obediance
Service
Poverty
16
A schism means______________.
connection
separation
communion
agreement
17
What led to the development of universities?
All of the above
Teachers and students began to focus on individual subjects
Steady growth of European society
The population of towns began to expand
18
When did the Christian missionary work of Cyril and Methodius in Slavic lands begin?
864 AD
44 BC
330 AD
476 AD
19
Who was Charlemagne?
The grandson of Charles Martel
All of the above
A devout Christian and strong military leader
Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the pope on Christmas in 800
20
He had a twin sister, Saint Scholastica.
St. Benedict
St. William
St. John Bosco
St. Thomas
21
This man was a monk and theologian whose work helped defeat the Arian heresy.
Benedict of Nursia
Basil the Great
Charlemagne
Pope Gregory the Great
22
People holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions
agnostics
pagans
atheists
23
Charlemagne was given the title of what by Pope Leo III?
Roman Emperor
Pepin the Short II
Holy Roman Emperor
Holy Emperor
24
Gregorian Chant is named after me
St. Benedict
St. Scholastica
Pope St. Gregory the Great
St. Pope John Paul the Great
25
Monotheism
Many Gods
One God
26
In the Western Church, the emperor had what kind of control over the Church?
Controlled all of the Church's property but not its teaching
Complete control over the Church
Evenly between the pope and the emperor
Very little because the pope was the head of the Church
27
As far back as the 6th Century, schools were education was provided through what manner?
Schools in Nature
Monasteries & Cathedrals
Seminaries
The Public School System