How did Medieval People respond to the Black Death? - same > .
The arrival of the plague in medieval Europe marked the beginning of one of the most devastating events humanity had ever experienced. In the face of an implacable and unstoppable enemy for which there seemed no defense and no cure, people responded in just about every way you can imagine. Some people engaged in denial, some turned to religion, and some decided to party. But others looked for someone to blame—and they found their scapegoat in the Jewish communities that existed throughout the medieval world.
Anti-Semitism
https://guidebookstgc.snagfilms.com/8241_BlackDeath.pdf
