European societies

When was the middle ages?

• 500 AD

• 476 AD

• 500 BC

• 320 BC

What plague did Europe have during this time period?

• Covid 19

• SARS

• Bubonic plague

• Ebola

Where did the plague originate from?

• Originated in central Europe

• Originated in central Africa

• Originated in central South America

• Originated in central Asia

Why was the plague called the ''Black death?''

• Due to bleeding under the skin

• Due to racist ideologies

• Because it came from coal mining

• It spread west along overland trade routes to the black seas from where merchant ships carried it to Europe.

How many fatalities are reported from the plague?

• It killed 85% of the population of the continent.

• It killed one third of the population of the continent.

• It killed one quarter of the population of the continent.

• It killed half of the population of the continent

How was the plague transported to Europe?

• By ants on the ships

• By infected fleas

• By rats on the ships

• By coughing traders

Doctors during the Bubonic Plague filled their masks with what?

• With chocolate and cream

• With cloth and padding

• With plant particles and cloth

• With herbs and spices

Why did these doctors dress up in such scary attire?

• It was an aesthetic during that period of time

• It was believed that the plague was caused by evil spirits so their masks were intentionally scary.

• It was believed that the plague was caused by air born particles so the doctors covered their faces to protect themselves

• It was believed that the plague was caused by being in contact of others so the doctors covered themselves to protect themselves

What were the 3 consequences of the pandemic?

• Labour shortages, negative impact on the economy and increase faith on the church

• Labour shortages, negative impact on the economy and a decline in architectural design

• Labour demands increasing, negative impact on the economy and positive impact on the church

• Labour shortages, negative impact on the economy and impact on the Church

What is a fief?

• A large proportion of land is given by the king to noblemen, in return for their military support.

• A piece of land given by the king to noblemen or important members of his army, in return for their military support.

• A piece of land given by the Queen to members of their army, in return for their military support.

• A piece of land given by the king to noblemen or important members of his army, in return for their financial support