The Influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Medieval Europe

The video tutorial by Mrs. Kline and Mr. Creighton explores the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Medieval Europe. It covers the church's formation, organization, and its significant role in society. The church's economic and political power, as well as its conflicts with European monarchs, are discussed. The importance of sacraments for salvation and the acts of devotion through pilgrimages and crusades are also highlighted.

What is the main question this lesson aims to answer?

• How did the Roman Catholic Church influence Medieval Europe?

• What were the main teachings of the Roman Catholic Church?

• What were the conflicts within the Roman Catholic Church?

• How did the Roman Catholic Church spread across Europe?

Which term refers to the sacred rites of the Christian religion?

• Persecute

• Clergy

• Sacrament

• Pilgrimage

When did Christianity become the official religion of the Roman Empire?

• 800 CE

• 476 CE

• 1050 CE

• 395 CE

Who was the supreme head of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?

• Cardinal

• Bishop

• Archbishop

• Pope

What was the primary source of the church's economic power in the Middle Ages?

• Trade

• Tithe

• Donations

• Conquests

What was considered essential for gaining salvation according to the church?

• Reading the Bible

• Receiving sacraments

• Crusades

• Pilgrimage

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven Catholic sacraments?

• Ordination

• Baptism

• Penance

• Confirmation

What was a common reason for Christians to go on a pilgrimage?

• To seek wealth

• To find new lands

• To escape persecution

• To demonstrate devotion to God

What was the primary goal of the Crusades?

• To reclaim the Holy Land

• To convert non-Christians

• To build new churches

• To establish trade routes

Which city was a significant destination for medieval pilgrims?

• Constantinople

• Paris

• Jerusalem

• London