Middle Ages Chapter 9 pages 82 to 85

When did the first outbreak of the plague occur in Europe?

• 600s

• 1300s

• 1400s

• 1348 CE

How much of the population of Europe died during the first outbreak of the plague?

• One-fourth

• One-third

• One-half

• Two-thirds

When did the plague arrive in England?

• 600s

• 1300s

• 1400s

• 1348 CE

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How did the plague spread in England?

• Through contaminated water

• Through infected fleas on rodents

• Through airborne transmission

• Through direct contact with infected individuals

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Who was affected by the plague in England?

• Only the nobles

• Only the serfs

• Only the townspeople

• Every level of society

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How many times did the plague return in the 1300s?

• Four

• Eight

• Twelve

• Fourteen

When did the plague arrive in Rome?

• 1346 CE

• 1347 CE

• 1348 CE

• 1349 CE

What changed the way wars were fought by the end of the Middle Ages?

• Cannons and firearms

• Skilled archers and mounted knights

• Swords and shields

• Spears and catapults

What transformed European society during the Middle Ages?

• The growth of towns and cities

• The decline of trade and exploration

• The invention of the compass

• The invention of the printing press

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What did the invention of the printing press help to spread?

• Disease

• Ignorance

• Books and knowledge

• Superstitions

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