Many workers died during the plague. How did their deaths affect those who remained? aThey could no longer live in cities, so they moved to farms. bThey were able to buy their own businesses and get rich. cThey were able to demand better pay and more rights. dThey were forced to return to a lord's land.

One effect the Bubonic Plague had on Europe was that it A. decreased the cost of labor. B. increased the diversity of labor. C. decreased the supply of labor. D. increased the productivity of labor.

In 1392 C.E. the Black Plague seemed to disappear?Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

unfortunately during the Black Plague people believed that the disease was passed through "bad air"?Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The Black Death did as much to benefit medieval Europe as it did to damage it.Quick review -List what your remember about the (1) causes and (2) effects (short and long term) of the Black Death so far. Consider, social, economic and political effects.

What was one religious consequence of the Black Plague in Europe? A. Many Christians wanted a new pope to stop the disease by prayer. B. There was a decline in interest of becoming a Catholic priest. C. There was an increase in the creation of Catholic cathedrals for worship. D. Many Christians began to question their faith in the church.