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It was used more as a teaching tool than Propaganda. People couldn't read so the Catholic church ( the only church that there was) would teach The Bible through plays. These plays are often called "Passion Plays". Stain glass windows in churches were also used as a teaching tool.
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What do you call churches built in the middle ages?
Cathedrals
Where did woman worship in the middle ages and renaissance?
During the Middle Ages and Renaissance in Europe women worshipped in churches.
The first schools during the Middle Ages .?
Schools were set up in the halls of churches.
Why were deaf individuals banned from churches in the middle ages?
Deaf individuals could not hear the word of God
Who was responsible for increasing the churches secular role during the middle ages?
Yea it's definatly Gregory I
What are Massive stone churches from the Middle Ages with stained glass windows called?
Massive stone churches from the Middle Ages, with stained windows, were called catherdrals.
What do you call churches built in the middle ages?
Cathedrals
Where did woman worship in the middle ages and renaissance?
During the Middle Ages and Renaissance in Europe women worshipped in churches.
What name do you give churches built in the middle ages?
cathedrals
What is the architectural style of many of the churches built in the middle ages?
membranophone
What was the most powerful institution Europe during the Middle Ages?
churches
Where did monks work in the Middle Ages?
In monasteries, churches, and sometimes as tutors for the nobles.
What do you call the very large churches built during the middle ages?
Cathedral.
The first schools during the Middle Ages .?
Schools were set up in the halls of churches.
How many churches were there in the middle ages?
Everyone in the society was Catholic and required to attend services.
What objects were not allowed in churches or monasteries for the majority of the middle ages?
Weapons
The only paintings that survived the Early Middle Ages were painted in?
pilgrimage churches, Romanesque style churches built along pilgrimage routes.
