When the Bubonic Plague Stalked Europe in the 14^th Century

question 1

Multiple Choice

When the bubonic plague stalked Europe in the 14^th Century, which of the following did not happen?

• A) Jews were blamed as scapegoats and sometimes killed at the culmination of flagellation (whipping) processions going from city to city in Europe.
• B) Many physicians abandoned their profession.
• C) Flagellation processions indirectly spread the bubonic plague.
• D) Fourteenth century medicine attributed the disease to astrological causes.
• E) The Pope attacked the notion that the disease was caused by sin.

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