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Usborne History of Britain - Plague


Usborne History of Britain - PlagueVersion en ligne Usborne History of Britain - Plague par Vijo Gor 1 When did the Plague arrive in Britain? a 1315 b 1399 c 1361 d 1348 2 What were some of the first symptoms? a Tiredness and back pain b Toothache and rash on the legs c Coughing and sneezing only d Fever and black boils in the armpits, groin, and neck 3 How did most people explain the cause of the Plague? a As a curse from witches b As smoke from volcanoes c As a punishment from God d As poison in the water 4 What did people do to try to earn forgiveness? a They cleaned their towns carefully b They locked up all their cats c They built hospitals and studied medicine d They prayed, marched in processions, and joined brotherhoods 5 What does this show about how people in the Middle Ages understood disease? a They already had microscopes but ignored them b They believed scientists could make diseases go away by praying c They were too lazy to find out the truth d They explained it through religion 6 About how many people in Britain died during the Plague? a Half of the nobles only b Almost everyone c One tenth d More than one third 7 What did the surviving peasants start doing? a Becoming priests and bishops b Working harder without question c Joining the army to fight France d Demanding better pay and leaving unfair landlords 8 Why did King Edward III create the Statute of Labourers law in 1351? a To stop wages from rising and keep workers tied to their lords b To give peasants free land c To help peasants earn more d To punish the nobles 9 What was the law trying to prevent? a Soldiers stealing food b Priests running schools c Peasants moving to cities to become merchants d Workers leaving their jobs and asking for higher pay 10 Why was this unfair to the workers? a Because it banned them from becoming knights b Because it stopped nobles from owning land c Because it forced them to work under old conditions even though their labor was now worth more d Because it gave them too many choices 11 How did the Black Death plague help cause later revolts like the Peasants’ Revolt? a Because there were no more rats to chase b Because peasants became rich and wanted to be nobles c Because peasants realized their work was valuable but the ruling class refused to treat them fairly d Because the Church told them to fight 12 What does the Black Death teach us about power and change? a That suffering always makes people obey b That plagues only affect poor people c That crises can make people understand how unfair class society is and sometimes push them to fight for change. d That kings always know best in an emergency

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Usborne History of Britain - PlagueVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

When did the Plague arrive in Britain?

What were some of the first symptoms?

How did most people explain the cause of the Plague?

What did people do to try to earn forgiveness?

What does this show about how people in the Middle Ages understood disease?

About how many people in Britain died during the Plague?

What did the surviving peasants start doing?

Why did King Edward III create the Statute of Labourers law in 1351?

What was the law trying to prevent?

Why was this unfair to the workers?

How did the Black Death plague help cause later revolts like the Peasants’ Revolt?

What does the Black Death teach us about power and change?