Challenges in Late Medieval Times Answers

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Which factor contributed to the spread of the Black Plague?

A
The Great Famine
B
colder temperatures
C
starvation or malnutrition
D
trade between Asia and Europe
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One psychological effect of the Black Death was a loss of faith in .:the church
The Black Death took the lives of about of Europe's population.:35 percent
Due to the shortage of farm laborers, less food was available, and food prices .:increased
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20 percent✔ 35 percent75 percent

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20 percent
B
✔ 35 percent
C
75 percent
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stayed the same X decreased✔ increased

A
stayed the same
B
X decreased
C
✔ increased
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The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:French
The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:land
The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:peasant girl
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religion ✔ landX trade

A
religion
B
✔ land
C
X trade
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X noblewoman nun ✔ peasant girl

A
X noblewoman
B
nun
C
✔ peasant girl
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The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:French
The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:land
The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between the English and the monarchies. It can best be described as a dispute over and claims to the throne. Although the English seemed to be winning the war by:peasant girl

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