Question

Europe was devastated by the bubonic plague. What effect did the Black Death have on the lives of peasants, aside from the tragic loss of life it involved?
Many peasants started new families in order to replace the children they had lost.
Many peasants lost faith in Christianity and converted to Islam.
Many peasants left the manors that had owned them and moved to cities.
Many peasants were able to sieze control of the manors after the lord's family died of the plague.

Answer 1

Answer:

It is "Many peasants left the manors that had owned them and moved to cities."

Explanation:

The test's feedback is, "Because the Black Plague hit Europe as people were already suffering from poor diets and inadequate housing, the population was devastated. Peasants were no longer as bound to the land where they were born, and the lords of the manors lacked the resources to track them down, so the moved to a city to make better lives for themselves."

Answer 2

Answer:

Many peasants left the manors that had owned them and moved to cities.

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