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New churches were built primarily to accommodate the growing populations during periods of urbanization and to meet the spiritual needs of diverse communities. These structures often served as not only places of worship but also centers for social gathering and community support. The effect was a strengthened sense of community identity and cohesion, as well as an increased influence of religious institutions in social and cultural life. Additionally, the architectural styles of these churches often reflected the values and aspirations of the time, contributing to the cultural landscape of the areas they served.
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Who built the first Catholic church in US?
The Catholic Missionaries who came to the new world in the 16th century built the first Churches.
How tall is a church?
Different heights. There is no set plan for churches. When a Bishop decides to build a new church he consults the people for whom the church will be built and architects. Normally, churches were built very tall to emphasis their vertical aspect - that they were "reaching up to heaven" "to God". In the last century, Churches were built more squat to emphasis the community of people. The Church has now realized that this is a mistake and is returning to the tall, vertical emphasis of churches.
Who built the spanish style churches?
''The people who built it were the Spanish missionaries''
What was the churches influence on the government effect the new England colonies?
New England colonies were Purtians and the effect was that only white men who owned land and were members of the church and were 21 could vote.
What does a white robe in church symbolise?
the white robe of churches were the thousands of new churches built across Europe during the Romanesque period. You need this for ap art history huh?
Where were the first Christian churches built?
Jerusalem
An effect of the great awakening was that?
New Churches Formed To Challenge Established Religion
An effect of the great awakening was...?
New Churches Formed To Challenge Established Religion
How does the church effect the kingdom?
Churces help the kingdoms because Churches is a place where people celevrate life and death. Churches support the poor and weak, so it has a good effect on the kingdom but the Bad effects of this is religous wars and space avalability because more churches are being built and its taking too much spaces where it could be used for something actually real and important such as homs, hospitals or schools
What do you call churches built in the middle ages?
Cathedrals
What year did people start to built churches?
Churches first started being built during the Roman Empire when Christianity was the "big thing" Temples were around before Jesus' time. Temples were the places of worship before churches.
Why are churches built to be so tall?
Churches are built tall to symbolize the greatness and majesty of God, to draw attention to the heavens, and to inspire awe and reverence in worshippers. The height of churches also allows for larger congregations to gather for worship.
