The Cistercians, a New Reform-Minded Monastic Order

question 67

Multiple Choice

The Cistercians, a new reform-minded monastic order,

• A)grew very slowly in the eleventh century.
• B)ornately decorated their churches and monastic building.
• C)spent less time in private prayer and manual labor and dramatically expanded religious services.
• D)began in Russia and expanded westward into Europe.
• E)broke with the Benedictine tradition because they were dissatisfied with its lack of strict discipline.

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