08HIS Medieval Medicines

Which institution’s authority was questioned when prayers failed to stop plague?

Medieval medicine struggled with the Black Death mainly because it lacked _____.

Entire villages sometimes lost which essential worker after the plague?

According to Pistoia’s laws, which item had to be purified before entering markets?

Which herb, still used today for sleep, was prescribed in medieval times?

Plague-induced military shortages forced kingdoms to field ______.

Which medieval remedy is still common for easing digestion?

Which term describes the historical period from the 5th to 15th century CE?

A person who whipped themselves publicly to atone for sins was called a ______.

One immediate social effect of the Black Death was ______.

Which response shows the belief that the plague was God’s punishment?

In medieval herb lore, which plant was recommended for treating acne?

Which economic change followed the plague for surviving workers?

What name was given to the bubonic plague outbreak in 14th-century Europe?

What medieval treatment used blood-sucking creatures to balance “humours”?

Pistoia’s 1348 ordinances introduced what disease-control measure for cloth?

Plague-doctor beak masks were stuffed with ______ to filter “bad air”.

Because so many priests died, which church service became difficult to conduct?

The word “quarantine” comes from a 40-day wait imposed at which port city in 1377?

Waxed leather coats on plague doctors were designed chiefly to ______.