History(The church in the middle ages)
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| What was the chief church in each diocese called? | A cathedral
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| Where does the pope live? | Rome
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| What was a papal bull? | An official document issued by the pope
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| What was a diocese? | The division of a Christian country
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| What was a parish? | The division of dioceses
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| What were the two styles of church building in the middle ages known as? | Romanesque and Gothic
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| Why were Romanesque buildings called so? | They followed the architecture of ancient
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| Give three characteristics of Romanesque churches | Very thick walls. Rows of very thick pillars. Windows were small
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| What were Gothic carvings of demons called? | Gargoyles
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| Name a famous cathederal | Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
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| Give a example of a cathedral Ireland based | Christchurch
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| Give three characteristics of Gothic bulidings | Thin walls. Thin pillar. Large windows
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| What was an infirmarin? | The person in charge of the infirmary, where sick people went
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| What was an almoner? | A person in charge of the almonry. Where alms were given to the poor
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| What was the job of the bursar? | To look after the monasteries finances
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| What was the job of the guest master? | He was in charge of the guest house
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| What were scribes? | Monks who copied and illustrated manuscrpits
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| What was a cloister? | A open courtyard with a covered passage around the edge. Monks walked there when it was wet
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| What was a chapter house? | Where a chapter of the orders rules were read each day
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| Where did monks sleep? | A dormitory
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| What was a refectory? | The dinning room for monks
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| What was a bakehouse? | Where bread was made
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| What were medieval clergymen? | Monks who lived in monasteries or abbeys
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| What was a habit? | A robe a monk wore
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| What was a tonsure? | The type of haircut a monk had
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| What was the usual waking time for monks? | Around 3am
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| What was the usual sleeping time for monks? | Around 9pm
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| What was a friar? | New orders of clergy in medieval times
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| Who were the best known friars? | Dominicans,Franciscans and Augustians
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| Just like monks friars made the solemn promises, what were these promises? | A vow of poverty, not to have any possessions of their own. A vow of chastity, promising to avoid sexual relation and a promise to obey the prior or leader of the frairy
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| What is a pilgramage | A religious journey
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| Give an example of a pilgramage | Lough Derg co.Donegal
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