Compared to the Benedictine Monasteries of the Sixth and Seventh

question 10

Multiple Choice

Compared to the Benedictine monasteries of the sixth and seventh centuries,the Cluniac monasteries of the eleventh century were more:

• A) focused on missionary activity.
• B) independent from their local benefactors.
• C) interested in leading lives of poverty, chastity, and service.
• D) obedient to the pope in Rome.
• E) strict in the appointment of new abbots.

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