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monasteries, Priests, church - were all very important parts of religion.
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Why did the Armada attack England?
to stop englands religion(prostination)
In what countries was medieval culture important?
Medieval England
What was the main religion in Western Europe in Medieval time?
Catholicism, the Roman Catholic version of Christianity, was the principal religion in medieval England
What religion did people in England follow in medieval times?
Christianity
What was the main religion in medieval England?
The main religion in 11th century England was Christianity. You can see many examples Christianity had on 11th century England through the many cathedrals introduced during this time including: York Minster Durham Cathedral, Canterbury Cathedral, Lincoln Cathedral, and Wells Cathedral.
What religion was a reeve?
A reeve was a medieval town or village secular official. In England a man's religion was not relevant to his position as reeve.
Are castles the most important way rulers kept power in medieval England?
yes it is one of the ways that the rulers kept power in medieval England but it isn't the most important way
What is the name of Englands central bank?
the bank of England
How important was religion in medieval England?
The middle ages were the dark ages or the medieval ages. During this time period the church was pretty much the head and rule. Everyone was roman catholic and they put God first then the priest. Religion united the people during this time because it was the one thing they all had in common during those hard times.
What is Englands capitol?
The capital city of England is London.
What New England economy?
englands economy is weens
What religions is England?
England used to be mostly catholic hundreds of years ago until Henry the eighth so England is probably known as a Protestant country as we have our own religion church of England but nowadays it is hard to say technically church of England but technically not i don't think we have a Pacific one...
