What Changed for Serfs After the Black Death

question 20

Multiple Choice

What changed for serfs after the Black Death?

• A)None of them survived.
• B)They were freed by their lords.
• C)Their dues were removed.
• D)Their treatment by the lords improved considerably since they could bargain for better working conditions.
• E)They no longer were obligated legally to their lords, although they could commit themselves to him if they chose.

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Definitions:

Cricoid Cartilage

A ring-shaped cartilage of the larynx, located below the thyroid cartilage, that provides support and structure to the airway.

Paired Cartilages

Paired cartilages refer to symmetrical cartilaginous structures that occur in pairs within the body, contributing to structural support and flexibility in various organs and joints.

Alveolar Expansion

The process of air sacs in the lungs enlarging during inhalation, facilitating gas exchange between the lungs and blood.

Lung Recoil

The tendency of the lungs to return to their original size after being stretched or expanded, a critical factor in normal breathing and expelling air from the lungs.