In the Aftermath of the Black Death in the Fourteenth

question 19

True/False

In the aftermath of the Black Death in the fourteenth century, wages in Europe were higher than before the Black Death because millions of people died.

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Prior Exposure

The phenomenon by which previous experience or contact with a stimulus influences one's response or reaction to it in the future.

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