Plague Survivors Quiz

During a historical reenactment, Kelly is portraying a doctor in the Middle Ages. What treatment is Kelly likely to recommend for The Plague?

• Antibiotics

• Bloodletting

• Vaccination

• Herbal remedies

How did The Plague impact the economy of Europe?

• It caused a significant increase in wealth

• It had no impact

• It led to a labor shortage and higher wages for workers

• It improved trade relations between countries

During a history project on The Plague, Nur and Zainab discovered which religious practice became more popular as a way to seek protection from the disease?

• Yoga

• Pilgrimages

• Meditation

• Sun worship

What was one major effect of The Plague on the population of Europe?

• The population doubled

• There was no significant change

• The population decreased significantly

• The population became immune to all diseases

During a school project on the Renaissance, Kelly and Zainab discovered that which area of study saw significant advancements due to a renewed interest in ancient texts?

• Astrology

• Science

• Witchcraft

• Alchemy

What was a key factor that contributed to the start of the Renaissance?

• The invention of the internet

• The discovery of new continents

• The fall of Constantinople

• The end of The Plague

Which of the following was NOT a reason for Kelly and Tran's history project on the Age of Exploration?

• To find new trade routes

• To spread Christianity

• To search for mythical creatures

• To claim new territories

How did The Plague influence religious beliefs in Europe?

• It made people less religious

• It led to the questioning of religious authorities

• It increased devotion to Christianity

• It had no impact on religious beliefs

What was an economic consequence of The Plague in the medieval city where Nur and Zainab lived?

• Rapid urbanization

• Decrease in trade

• Increase in the price of goods

• All of the above

During the Renaissance, a group of students including Tran, Zainab, and Kelly, started a club at their university to explore various subjects. What was a significant impact of their club's activities on the campus culture?

• Decrease in artistic and cultural production

• Increased emphasis on religious teachings

• A greater appreciation for human achievements and potential

• A decline in the study of science and literature