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Why did the cathedrals become important centres in the 12th century?

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Answered by saltywhitehorse

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A religious place for the Christian.

Explanation:

Cathedrals were symbolic of power to the medieval society where they governed the lives of all people.
Medieval Cathedrals were a sign of the wealth of the church.
People went to mass, pray, and to get blessings from the Pope.
Cathedral was seen as a place of heaven when they got close to God.
In the 12th century, Cathedrals built in Gothic style with pointed arches and tall.

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