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The sick were treated like...
a) close family members.
b) dogs.
c) kings and queens.
d) peasants, not important in society.

Who were the gavoti?
a) The priests.
b) Another name for the Pope.
c) Another name for the doctors.
d) Rough countrymen who got paid to carry away the corpses.

Europeans knew their neighbors died of the Bubonic Plague by
a) The smell of the rotting corpse
b) All the family members ran away to the country side
c) They drank too heavily
d) The family members buried them out in the backyard

According to the statistics on the chart, how many people died between 1347 and 1352?
a) 20 million
b) 25 million
c) 75 million
d) 50 million

Some Europeans responded to the Bubonic Plague by
a) Abandoned their friends and family members
b) Stayed working on their job
c) Prayed more and had faith in their religion
d) Stayed with all family members

Some Europeans believed the disease came from:
a) The Wrath of God
b) An earthquake
c) Poisonous gases released into the atmosphere
d) All of the above

All of the below are symptoms of the Black Death EXCEPT:
a) Nausea or throwing up
b) Chills and a fever
c) Loss of weight
d) Black swellings all over the body

How did you get the Black Death?
a) A flea bites an infested wild black rat
b) The flea bites a human
c) The human breathes or coughs next to another human
d) All of the above

Why did the population decrease from 1347-1352?
a) All the peasants were free to leave
b) The Black Death reached Europe
c) There were too many deaths from the Crusades
d) There were too many deaths from the 100 Year War

Who was accused of and blamed for the Black Death?
a) The Gavotis
b) The children
c) The Jews
d) The Christians

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