My paragraph on Religion

Kathy Momaney Period 3 Mrs. Momaney September 15, 2011 Religion in Early British History ev During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced erything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England.

During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced everything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England. Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket. He was King Henry II’s best friend and when Henry needed his help, Thomas was there. Henry needed someone to take over the Catholic Church in England, so he asked Becket. Another reason why Becket was a significant person though was that once he took the job as the leader of the church he sided with the Pope. It was his duty to do his job as head priest, even if he disappointed his best friend, King Henry. Because Thomas Becket was such an honorable man though, he was murdered and became a saint; he is worshipped by the British people even today. A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. These monks were the only educated people in the land, and education equals power. When they wrote down “The Seafarer” and “The Wanderer”, they changed them both into religious pieces; for centuries now, these two pieces of literature have been shared with millions and can now be used to help convert people to Christianity. In short, Saint Augustine, Thomas Becket, and the Roman Catholic monks forever changed religion for the English speaking world.

During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced everything was the spread of Christianity.

One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of what is now modern day England.

Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket. He was King Henry II’s best friend and when Henry needed his help, Thomas was there. Henry needed someone to take over the Catholic Church in England, so he asked Becket. Another reason why Becket was a significant person though was that once he took the job as the leader of the church he sided with the Pope. It was his duty to do his job as head priest, even if he disappointed his best friend, King Henry. However, because Thomas was such an honorable man, he was murdered by the king’s guards and became a saint; he is worshipped by the British people even today.

A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. These monks were the only educated people in the land, and education equals power. When they wrote down “The Seafarer” and “The Wanderer”, they changed them both into religious pieces; for centuries now, these two pieces of literature have been shared with millions and have been used to help convert people to Christianity.

In short, Saint Augustine, Thomas Becket, and the Roman Catholic monks were very influential in making Christianity the central religion in the English speaking world.

During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced everything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England. Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket. He was King Henry II’s best friend and when Henry needed his help, Thomas was there. Henry needed someone to take over the Catholic Church in England, so he asked Becket. Another reason why Becket was a significant person though was that once he took the job as the leader of the church he sided with the Pope. It was his duty to do his job as head priest, even if he disappointed his best friend, King Henry. Because Thomas Becket was such an honorable man though, he was murdered and became a saint; he is worshipped by the British people even today. A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. These monks were the only educated people in the land, and education equals power. When they wrote down “The Seafarer” and “The Wanderer”, they changed them both into religious pieces; for centuries now, these two pieces of literature have been shared with millions and can now be used to help convert people to Christianity. In short, Saint Augustine, Thomas Becket, and the Roman Catholic monks were very influential in making Christianity the central religion in the English speaking world.

. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine.. Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket.. A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced everything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England. Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket. He was King Henry II’s best friend and when Henry needed his help, Thomas was there. Henry needed someone to take over the Catholic Church in England, so he asked Becket. Another reason why Becket was a significant person though was that once he took the job as the leader of the church he sided with the Pope. It was his duty to do his job as head priest, even if he disappointed his best friend, King Henry. Because Thomas Becket was such an honorable man though, he was murdered and became a saint; he is worshipped by the British people even today. A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. These monks were the only educated people in the land, and education equals power. When they wrote down “The Seafarer” and “The Wanderer”, they changed them both into religious pieces; for centuries now, these two pieces of literature have been shared with millions and can now be used to help convert people to Christianity. In short, Saint Augustine, Thomas Becket, and the Roman Catholic monks forever changed religion for the English speaking world.

During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced everything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England. Another significant person in terms of religion during this time period was Thomas Becket. He was King Henry II’s best friend and when Henry needed his help, Thomas was there. Henry needed someone to take over the Catholic Church in England, so he asked Becket. Another reason why Becket was a significant person though was that once he took the job as the leader of the church he sided with the Pope. It was his duty to do his job as head priest, even if he disappointed his best friend, King Henry. Because Thomas Becket was such an honorable man though, he was murdered and became a saint; he is worshipped by the British people even today. A third significant person during his era of British History was the Roman Catholic Monk(s) who translated all of the great pieces of literature into English. These monks were the only educated people in the land, and education equals power. When they wrote down “The Seafarer” and “The Wanderer”, they changed them both into religious pieces; for centuries now, these two pieces of literature have been shared with millions and can now be used to help convert people to Christianity. In short, Saint Augustine, Thomas Becket, and the Roman Catholic monks forever changed religion for the English speaking world.

Staple together in this order… Kathy Momaney Period 3 Mrs. Momaney September 15, 2011 Religion in Early British History ev During the years of Early British History (A.D. 449 – A.D. 1485) an overlying force that influenced erything was the spread of Christianity. One significant religious person during this time period was Saint Augustine. One reason this Roman Catholic leader was so important is that he converted King Ethelberg of Kent to Christianity. Anytime a leader of people can be converted, this effects the entire population that lives under him. Converting just that one powerful man to Christianity had a huge effect on the masses in Britain during this time period. Also, Saint Augustine set up a monastery in Kent; this monetary became the Canterbury Cathedral, which is where Augustine preached to all the major leaders in this part of the world. This important priest promoted peace and unity in all of modern day England.