WHI 7.05 CP 1

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• SAVORY

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Give me one or two words to describe education in Medieval Europe in the High Middle Ages.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the transition from the High Middle Ages to the Late Middle Ages in Western Europe?

• A period of sustained prosperity and growth without any significant challenges.

• A time of crisis marked by famines, plagues, wars, and religious divisions.

• An era of technological advancements and peaceful coexistence.

• A period where Western Europe isolated itself from the rest of the world.

Multiple Choice

How did the Great Famine of 1315-1317 impact European society beyond immediate starvation?

• It led to the rapid industrialization of Europe.

• It strengthened the Catholic Church's influence over European society.

• It increased crime rates and weakened societal structures, making Europe more vulnerable to future crises.

• It resulted in the immediate overthrow of monarchies across Europe.

Multiple Choice

Why did some Europeans turn to cannibalism during the Great Famine?

• It was a traditional practice in certain regions of Europe.

• It was a desperate measure due to extreme hunger and lack of food.

• It was encouraged by the Catholic Church as a form of penance.

• It was a myth with no historical basis.

Draw

Circle the following cities:

Florence

London

Athens

Multiple Choice

Which one of these is NOT a way the plague was spread

• Chickens
• Rats
• Fleas
• Ships 

Multiple Choice

^{Where did the Black Death technically start?}

• Asia

• Northern Europe

• Australia

• Northern Africa

Multiple Choice

How did the Bubonic Plague spread?

• Bad water
• Fleas on rats
• Looking at people
• Alignment of the stars

Multiple Choice

Where/how did the Black Plague first enter Europe?

• Through port cities first because of trade routes.

• The Black Death took several centuries to spread throughout Europe.

• The Black Death spread from Europe to Asia in 1854.

• The Black Death did not affect northern Europe the most.

Multiple Choice

How many forms of the plague were there ?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

How long did it take to die from the Black Death?

• days

• weeks

• months

• years

Multiple Choice

What was the only way to avoid dying in the Black Death?

• medicine

• therapy

• isolation

• healthy diet

Multiple Choice

How many died in the Black Death?

• hundreds of thousands

• tens of millions

• millions

• thousands

Multiple Choice

What was a result of the Black Death of the fourteenth century?

• African populations destroyed from disease

• African culture destroyed from forced slave captures

• war in western Europe

• dramatic shortages of laborers and people throughout Europe

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best explains why the Black Death spread so quickly throughout Europe?

• doctors ran out of vaccinations for the plague

• doctors ran out of antibiotics for the plague

• doctors had little knowledge of how to cure the disease

• doctors were too sick themselves to help others suffering

Multiple Choice

How did the plague impact Europe?

• People started to question the church
• 1/3 of the population died
• It contributed to the decline of feudalism
• All are correct

Multiple Choice

What did most people believe the Black Death was caused by?

• dogs and cats

• biological war affairs

• God's punishment

• food mites

Multiple Choice

Because of the Black Death —

• people entered into feudal agreements for protection.

• Africa became the most powerful continent.

• people lost faith in the Church.

• all monarchs of Europe and Asia died.

Multiple Choice

When did the Peasants' Revolt take place

• 1348

• 1377

• 1381

Multiple Choice

What was the benefit of the Black Death wiping out over a third of the population?

• They got better wages

• They got better rights

Multiple Choice

Who was the King at the time of the Peasants' Revolt?

• Edward III

• Henry III

• Richard II

• Richard III

Multiple Choice

How many times did Richard II meet the peasants?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

Multiple Choice

How did the Revolt end?

• Richard promised he would give the rebels what they wanted - but when they went home, he had them executed
• Richard agreed to meet all of the rebels' demands and kept to his word
• The peasants charged and killed the king - they were then hunted down and executed by his barons
• The peasants all gave up, said they were sorry and went home

Open Ended

What is one thing that you have learned today?