Which of these is not true of the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Ages? aDaily life in villages revolved around the church. bThe church owned valuable land and property. cEach parish had its own pope. dChurch leaders helped govern western Europe.

Which of the following achievements was not part of the Early Middles Ages?Group of answer choicesa restoration of political order through a feudal systemeconomic recoverythe reestablishment of centralized, imperial rulethe creation of an institutional framework for the Christian church based in RomeBoth c and e are true

Which of the following was not one of the reasons given for the ascendancy of the bishop of the church at Rome to the position of Pope in Western Christianity?Group of answer choicesThe bishop of Rome filled the political power vacuum left when Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople.As recorded in Matthew 16:16-19, when Jesus tells Peter “ . . . upon this rock I will build my church . . .” Jesus is establishing Peter and his successors as the vicar (representative) of Christ on earth. Everyone already spoke Latin so it was natural to look to Rome, the home of the Vulgate, for leadership.General agreement on doctrinal issues in the western half of the Roman Empire allowed the bishop of Rome to speak for everyone. Flag question: Question 11Question 11Tips10 ptsMatch the statement with the correct term.Group of answer choicesActions done to effect absolution

Which social group in medieval Europe comprised religious leaders such as bishops, priests, monks, and nuns?

Which of these was a feature of the Catholic faith in 1558?

What was one of the reasons given for the ascendancy of the bishop in the church at Rome to the position of Pope in Western Christianity?