Feudalism
What is the job of the peasants/sefs
Worked the land, paid taxes
What areas did the black plague spread?
All throughout Asia and Europe.
What was the easiest sign that someone had the plague?
Black puss pockets circled by a red ring.
Where did the black plague come from
Asia
What is the flower that covered the smell of dead bodies?
Posie
What was the highest status during that time?
King
What city did the christians fight over in the crusades?
Constantinople.
When did the black plague get it's name?
1823.
What animal is blamed for the black plague starting
Rats and fleas
What song represents the black plague
Ring around the rosie
What was a clergy?
A person that worked for the church.
What part of europe declined during the middle ages after the fall of the roman empire?
The western part of europe.
What caused the plague to continue to spread?
It eventually became airborne.
They believed God was punishing them.
What was the aftermath to the plague?
Massive lose in population and housing along with work hours/jobs.
What is the Pope?
The leader of the church.
How long did it take for the plague to spread from china to Europe?
1346 - 1353
How did the Europeans respond to the plague?
Bathing in rose water or vinigar.
Why did they think they were being punished?
They were being unholy and greedy, and then lost the crusades
Does the plague still exist.
Yes it does. But it isn't as dangerous as it was.
Who beinifited the most in feutalism?
The lords and the churchmen.
Italy.
How was the black plague preventable?
Quarantine and Social distancing?
How many years did it take for Europe to recover after the plague?
200 years.
What was the name of the deadliest strain of the bubonic plague
Numonic plague