Roman Empire Quiz 1

People ordained as religious leaders.

(a)  

A religious ceremony believed to provide grace for salvation.

(a)  

A clergyman who lives a secluded life of    

devotion and service to the church.

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A large, secluded dwelling where monks live and work.

(a)  

Key monastic leader; wrote

a set of rules for monks to follow.

(a)  

A clergyman who lives among

the people, lives simply, owns no

property, and teaches people how to

live good lives.

(a)  

A member of a women’s religious

order who lives a secluded life of

devotion to the Middle Ages.

(a)  

The historical period beginning after the

fall of the Western Roman Empire; AD  476–1400.

(a)  

Belief that God the Son is separate from

and lesser than God the Father.

(a)  

First king of the Franks whose conquests shaped what would later become the French nation.

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