Chapter 4 Section 6 and 8 Review

_________________ were common, and they often carried diseases

Many treatments involved _____________.

Medieval doctors believed that this __________ helped restore balance to the body and spirit.

diseases there was no cure at this time included measles, cholera, small pox,and scarlet fever.

after an outbreak of illness, _______ were sometimes accused of poisoning wells.

Children played with dolls and toys, such as wooden swords, balls, and hobbyhorses.

medieval doctors consulted the positions of the ___________ and magic charms to heal people.

Another common technique was to “bleed” patients by opening a vein or applying __________.

Medieval doctors believed in a combination of __________ and medical treatment.

Unhealthy living conditions in medieval towns led to the spread of _____________.

On Fair days, ______ performed songs and recited poetry & played harps and other instruments.

Instead of bathrooms, people used outdoor ___________(shelters used as toilets) or chamber pots

On Sundays and holidays, ___________ baiting was a popular, though cruel, amusement.

________________ is a disease of the skin and nerves that causes open sores.

Adults might gather to play card games, go dancing, or for other social activities.

The most feared disease was bubonic plague, known as the ____________ Death.