Religion in late Anglo-Saxon England (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Religion in late Anglo-Saxon England
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When kings/courts converted to Christianity

590s

Proportion of land held by Church in England

Over one-quarter

Body that bishops served on

Witan

Marital status of local Anglo-Saxon priests

Married

Two church influences on Anglo-Saxon church

Roman Catholic and Celtic

Language Bible extracts written in (not just Latin)

Old English

What people worshipped around in some areas

Large stone crosses

Why Anglo-Saxon church had too many saints

Local people community honored after death

What Viking invasions were seen as

Punishment for sins

Year Augustine appointed to England

596

What Augustine established

Archbishopric of Canterbury

Why Pope criticised Anglo-Saxon church

Allowed priests to marry

Head of the church in hierarchy

Pope

Role of archbishops/bishops

Church leaders over cathedral/region

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