Why were abbeys, monasteries and convents very important?

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A . They were often in areas that didn’t have a church.

B . People thought it was important to have someone praying for them.

C . Monks and nuns bought a lot of goods from nearby towns.

D . They provided clean water for all the townspeople.

Answer: Option B

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