During the years of the Black Death, the flagellants were
A) a group of inquisitors ferreting out the causes of the disease.
B) French officials who punished criminals.
C) foods believed to have caused the disease.
D) groups of self-scourging penitents originating in Hungary.
E) used by the church to crush local civil powers critical of the church.
Ans: D
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African slaves
a. were captured mostly by white ship captains. b. were protected by other Africans. c. most often were sold by other Africans to white slave traders. d. were mostly from the southern tip of Africa. e. none of these choices.
Merchants and craftspeople needed simple and uniform __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Who was the polis originally governed by?
A. councils of aristocratic nobles B. elected representatives of all male citizens C. the kind of open democracy possible in small communities D. autocratic kings