What food did children in the great plague eat?

Answer 1

In general Black Death almost ground the way people got their food to a halt. Due to the rather fast spread of both plagues it was hard to get out in public because of disease. Therefore widely affecting the way people got their food.

Answer 2

People in the middle ages, during the time of a plague knew thought the god was angry at them for their sins. Because of this People would hurt themselves and beat them selves until they were black and blue because of that and to be w/ family members and friends whom they wached die before their very own eyes. This kept happening until St. Clemmens IV stoped by telling people if they were to do it again the would be banished from that area or city.

Answer 3

They had to go to the rich kings and beg them for food. In return for food they had to do whatever was asked of them. Espicially the ladies who men where very fond of .

Answer 4

They didn't eat. They were feverish, delirious, and dying. They may have had an occasional sip of water, but nothing would have stayed down anyway.

Answer 5

The role of people was basically to contract the disease and spread it to as many others as possible before they died. That would be the role of people in any epidemic.

Answer 6

what I found out was the fact that they were very mesy eaters so it landed on the floor wich attracted mice with feas with the Bubonic Plague.

Answer 7

sour bananas and expired packs of gum

Answer 8

cats

Answer 9

During the black death, there weren't many great foods like we have today. The main foods they ate were bread, grains, wheat and medicine.