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The Statute of Labourers and the response to the Black Death

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “The Statute of Labourers and the response to the Black Death”, from the unit “The Peasants' Revolt: why do historians disagree about its causes?” (Year 7 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. The ___ Revolt occurred in 1381.
  2. In which year did the Black Death first reach England?
  3. What was the name of the sumptuous palace that was a target of the 1381 Revolt?
  4. Which of the following were **not** symptoms of the Black Death?
  5. What was the name of the port where it is thought the Black Death first arrived in England?
  6. Most historians now believe that between one third and a ___ of England's population died of the Black Death in 1348-49.
  7. Why did lords have a problem when half the peasants died of the Black Death?
  8. A ___is a person doing unskilled work for wages.
  9. In 1349, King Edward III issued the Ordinance of ___.
  10. What did the Ordinance of 1349 order?
  11. Match the words to their correct definitions.
  12. Put these events in chronological order.

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