What kind of influence did the Church have on society in medieval Europe?
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Correct answer: Very important religious and social influence
The Christian Church was one of the most influential institutions in medieval Europe. It shaped religious beliefs, moral rules, education, charity and important ceremonies such as marriage and burial. Churches and monasteries also preserved and produced manuscripts. Its influence was not limited to the sea or industry, and saying it had no influence is clearly wrong. Therefore the broad religious and social influence described in option A is correct.
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Very important religious and social influence
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The Christian Church was one of the most influential institutions in medieval Europe. It shaped religious beliefs, moral rules, education, charity and important ceremonies such as marriage and burial. Churches and monasteries also preserved and produced manuscripts. Its influence was not limited to the sea or industry, and saying it had no influence is clearly wrong. Therefore the broad religious and social influence described in option A is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Colonial Rule and Pastoral Life.
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