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Challenges in Late Medieval Times Answers

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By 1348, the Black Death had reached which European cities?

Paris and Amsterdam

Amsterdam and Kiev

Rome and Barcelona

Kiev and London

What is the most likely reason that some areas were not affected by the plague?

These areas were not in contact with areas where outbreaks occurred.

These areas were not near any major trading ports or marine routes

These areas were home to doctors with more advanced training.

These areas were home to people who understood how the plague was spread.

According to the rumors in Geneva, how did the people believe the plague had started?

They believed it came in trade goods from Savoy.

They thought the Jewish community had poisoned the water supply.

They thought the Christians were doing it for revenge.

They believed that a man named Agimet was the only one responsible.

According to the Paris Medical Faculty, what contributed to the pandemic?

Famine and destroyed crops caused the epidemic.

Lighting and fires in the air caused the epidemic.

The alignment of the planets caused the epidemic.

Religious interactions with the heavens caused the epidemic.

What were the steps the people of Florence took to stop the spread of plague in the city? Select all that apply.

People prayed to God.

The city refused entrance to the sick.

Leaders hired people to keep the city clean.

People looked for miracles in the alignment of planets.

Doctors prescribed medicines, such as antibiotics.

According to the passage, what were the effects of the plague? Select all that apply.

About 70 percent of Europeans died.

The plague resulted in people moving to the cities.

The plague caused people to lose faith in the church.

More people enrolled in universities and became priests.

Wealth and property changed hands after people died.

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