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This letter from the poet Petrarch to his brother, reflects all of the attitudes of society during the Black Death except: a. hopelessness and despair b. superstition and xenoph…

This letter from the poet Petrarch to his brother, reflects all of the attitudes of society during the Black Death except: a. hopelessness and despair b. superstition and xenoph…
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This letter from the poet Petrarch to his brother, reflects all of the attitudes of society during the Black Death except:

a.
hopelessness and despair
b.
superstition and xenophobia
c.
fear and isolation
d.
devastation and mourning

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User ChezFre
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Answer: devastation and mourning

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User Ebyhr
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Answer:

d

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