Black Death & Hundred Years War Practice

What is the definition of plague?

• A contagious bacterial disease

• A structure turned by the force of the wind

• Bad smells that spread through the air

• Rats/mice that carried the flies that spread the plague

How was the Black Death spread to humans?

• Through infected fleas that traveled on rodents

• Through bad smells in the air

• Through watermills powered by moving water

• Through windmills creating electric or mechanical power

What is the definition of miasma?

• Bad smells that spread through the air

• A contagious bacterial disease

• Rats/mice that carried the flies that spread the plague

• A mill powered by moving water

What is the definition of turmoil?

• Great disturbance and confusion

• A temporary agreement to stop fighting or arguing

• The area of sea that separates England from France

• A famous weapon used for hunting and war in the medieval period

What are rodents?

• Rats/mice that carried the flies that spread the plague

• A mill powered by moving water

• A structure turned by the force of the wind

• Bad smells that spread through the air

What is the definition of watermills?

• A mill powered by moving water

• A contagious bacterial disease

• Great disturbance and confusion

• A temporary agreement to stop fighting or arguing

What is the definition of windmills?

• A structure turned by the force of the wind to create electric or mechanical power

• A contagious bacterial disease

• Rats/mice that carried the flies that spread the plague

• Bad smells that spread through the air

When did the Renaissance occur?

• Towards the end of the Middle Ages

• During the Black Death

• During the time of truce

• During the Longbow era

What is the definition of truce?

• A temporary agreement to stop fighting or arguing

• A mill powered by moving water

• A structure turned by the force of the wind

• Bad smells that spread through the air

What is the English Channel?

• The area of sea that separates England from France

• A contagious bacterial disease

• Great disturbance and confusion

• Rats/mice that carried the flies that spread the plague