Religion in late Anglo-Saxon England (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Religion in late Anglo-Saxon England
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Decade Anglo-Saxon kings converted to Christianity

590s

Proportion of English land held by the Church

Over one-quarter

Bishops' role in Anglo-Saxon governance

Served on the Witan

Marital status of local Anglo-Saxon priests

Usually married

Two churches that influenced Anglo-Saxon church

Roman Catholic and Celtic

What made Anglo-Saxon church distinct

Mixed Roman Catholic & Celtic traditions/styles

Language monks wrote Bible extracts in

Old English

Worship structures in areas without permanent churches

Large stone crosses

Problem with Anglo-Saxon saints

Too many; local people declared saints

Anglo-Saxon belief about Viking invasions

God's punishment for their sins

Who sent Augustine to England & when

Pope Gregory, 596

What Augustine established

Archbishopric of Canterbury

Pope's criticism of Anglo-Saxon church

Priests allowed to marry

Top of Church hierarchy

Pope

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