In what ways did the Roman Catholic Church affect early England?

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givi [52]3 years ago

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There are many ways in which the Roman Catholic Church affected early England.

First, the Catholic Church established the first schools in the country. This allowed education to become more common, although it was by no means universal.

Another way in which the Catholic Church contributed to the protection of culture in England was by translating many works of literature into Latin. This allowed knowledge to be preserved and read by more people.

Finally, the Catholic Church was a vital force in uniting the culture of the country.

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