AP Euro Ch. 11 Speed Review Questions Friday – August 17

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AP Euro Ch. 11 Speed Review Questions Friday – August 17

Stop #1 How did the adversities of fourteenth century affect urban life and medical practices?

Stop #2 What were the cause of the Hundred Years’ War, and what were the results of the war in the fourteenth century for France and England?

Stop #3 What were the major developments in literature and art in the fourteenth century?

Stop #4 What major problems did European states face in the fourteenth century?

Stop #5 How did interactions with other parts of the world and the growth of trade cause the spread of the Black Death to Europe? What impact did the Black Death have on the society and economy of Europe?

Stop #6 Who were the flagellants? Provide historical context.

Stop #7 Provide historical context for the Avignon papacy (1305-1377). Include what led up to the Avignon Papacy as well as what happened after it ended.