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What did the bubonic plague do to shakespeares therter?
It closed the theaters down because people had come to realize that close contact helped spread the disease.
Who was banned from towns in the plague of 1340?
Jews were banned, as they were blamed for the 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).
Who did people blame during the plague?
They blamed almost anyone who was different in any way. They blamed the Jews, they blamed foreign traders, they even blamed foul smelling AIR for the disease! Many laid the blame on the sins of the people, believing that the plague was a punishment sent by God for their sins.
Cats and dogs were blamed for spreading the plague and thousand were slaughtered why did this help the increase the spead of infection?
Cats were blamed because they thought they had something to do with witchcraft. It increased the spread of the plague because the cats ate the rats which helped stopped the plague.
What caused all the theaters to be shut down during 1593 and 1594?
Plague. Pneumonic plague, to be precise.
What caused the theaters to close a few times during Shakespeare's time in London?
Plague closed the theaters. it is a disease.
In shakespeares time could theatres be closed down if there were too many cases of the plague?
Yep
Which religion was blamed for the great plague?
During the Great Plague of the 14th century, Jews were blamed by some Europeans for causing the disease through poisoning wells, leading to violence and persecution against Jewish communities. This baseless accusation resulted in many Jews being forced to flee their homes or face violence.
Did christins get blamed for black plague?
Im not really sure if they are Christians, but the Jews got blamed fir it since at that time, the Jews got blamed for everything.<3
What illness forced the theaters to close during shakespeare's lifetime?
The plague
Why were london theaters closed in 1593-1594?
a severe outbreak of bubonic plague
