Most thought it was a divine punishment from God, similar to that one great big flood from The Bible.
From a physiological standpoint, however, they thought it derived from either bad air or an imbalance of the humors.
Some believed it was a punishment from God, some believed that foreigners or those who followed a different religion had poisoned the wells, and some thought that bad air was responsible; some thought the position of the planets had caused the plague. All these different beliefs led to some strange attempts at escaping the plague and some even stranger cures.
The Vikings.
They were generally Catholic, some Muslim, and Jewish.
Punishments in medieval Britain were often severe in order to scare people into keeping in line. Serious crimes were held in the King's court and could be ordeals by fire, water, or combat.
Some British people believe in God while others do not.
They didn't. People died from malaria and they didn't know what it was or caused by.
Britain did not "take over Canada" . People emigrated there just as they did to America
In Britain i believe that everyone is at least over 748 pounds
yes because they ffect the brain
As Britain kept adding taxes, requiring people to house soldiers and other laws people came to believe that they would be better off managing their own country.
The same thing they have said in all ages: Repent and believe in the Gospel!
I believe it was the Celts.....
I believe it was the Celts.....