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Duplicate of THE BLACK DEATH
Duplicate of THE BLACK DEATH
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1
Which of the following countries were affected by the plague?
Italy
All of the above
England
Africa
2
What is the definition of a 'Flagellant'
priest who subjects himself to whipping
whips oneself or others as a religious discipline
priests who subjects others to a whipping
collects money for the church to repent sinners
3
What were the symptoms of the bubonic plague?
Nose bleeds, migraines and loss of memory
Fever, chills, weakness, abdominal pain, vomiting, bleeding
Numbness, shortness of breath
Nausea, fatigue and dizziness
4
Which of the following was a cure of the Black Death during medieval time?
There was no cure only treatment
Flagellants
Isolating oneself from others
Antibiotics
5
Sanitation in Medieval times was
Satisfactory
Poor
Good
All of the above
6
The Black Death originated in
England
China
Africa
Italy
7
What portion of the population was wiped out by the plague
one quarter
one half
two thirds
one thirds
8
What percentage of the population died in Barcelona, Spain?
100%
65%
60%
55%
9
The most common season of plague outbreak was
December
July
Spring
Summer
10
The Septecemic Plague is an infection of the
Heart
Liver
Blood
Lungs
11
Which time frame resulted in the greatest number of deaths due to the plague?
1420
1350
1300
1530
12
Where was the mass burial of the 1665 plague found?
Paris
Port Alsworth
Barcelona
London
13
The dead bodies were
Cremated
Thrown out to sea
Buried in plague pitts
Placed in tombs
14
Which of the following is not part of the lymphnodes
groin
neck
throat
armpits
15
The Pulmonary Plague was an infection of the
Lungs
Lymphnodes
Heart
Brain
16
Which was the rarest form of the plague?
The Septicemic Plague
Small Pox
The Pulmonary Plague
The Bubonic Plague
17
People looked to the Church for
Financial assistance
Places to hide from the disease
Scientific explanations
Spiritual Support and guidance
18
What were the swells and sores called?
zits
buboes
boils
bruises
19
How long did the sickness typically last?
One week
Three days
One day
Two days
20
Which strata of medieval society improved after the outbreak?
The Workers
The Peasants
The Religious Leaders
The Farmers