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medieval (the bubonic plague (long term impacts of the black death (The…

- - - - many monks nuns and priests dies
    - - People were dying so quickly, and in such large numbers, that there was no time for proper burials or religious ceremonies.
- - - - The accused held a red-hot iron for some time, put an arm in a fire or walked across burning coals.
    - - the burn was not healing, they were seen to be guilty
- - - - invaded the byzantine empire and claimed the Jerusalem
- - - - only the wealthy could afford the luxury of a long hot bath
    - - personal hygiene was very basic, peasants washed in cold water
  - - - rich ate a variety of things such as fish, fruit, soft cheese, eggs, coloured jellies, vegetables, sauces and soups
    - - the poor ate simple and less varied diet which included stews, grainy bread, vegetables and fruit (when available), milk, hard cheese, porridge
  - - - royal blood wore gold andsilver materials and purple silk and the noblewomen could wesr veils and have dresses
    - - the poor would were clothes drab and dull in color
- - - - peasants had no protection and went to towns
- - - - usually dirty, sooty, smelly and dark.
      - Windows were narrow openings that could be boarded up in winter