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Who was banned from towns in the plague of 1340?
Jews were banned, as they were blamed for the Plague.
How were the European Jews treated during the plague?
In Europe, the hostility towards Jews that had continued during the Crusades also had continued during the bubonic plague. Jews had often been accused of causing the plague by them poisoning the water wells.
Who did people blame for the bubonic plague?
The Jews
What kind of bread were the Jews told to eat and the night of the last plague?
There was no specific type of bread that Jews were required to eat the night of the last plague.
What group suffered not only from the effects of of the plague but from persecution at this time as well?
The Jews (who were blamed for the plague).
What group of people became a scapegoat for the plague?
The Jews.
How were the Jews in the bubonic plague?
Plagued, like everyone else.
The Black plague caused the use of money to pay for things?
The Black Death or Plague caused a severe shortage of workers. Because of this, landowners and royalty began to pay workers with money for their labor.
What happened to the Jews during the plague of darkness?
Nothing. The Jews were unaffected by the darkness, but the Egyptians were unable to see anything.
How did the plague get to Sicily?
it flew by aircraft and the russians drobbed through a bomb in an attempt to wipe out the jews
What was The church's view as to the cause for the plague?
The church thought that it was the Jews fault that the plague happend. But really it was infuenza carried by rats and flees.
What did the Roman Catholic church blame the Jews for?
They blamed the jews for the plague. Jews were usually one of the first targets for they were thought as unholy for not believing in Jesus.
