How did the bubonic plague affect education during the Middle Ages? (1 point)

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The plague resulted in a decline in education quality due to low student enrollment and faculty leaving.
The plague resulted in a decline in education quality due to low student enrollment and faculty leaving.

The plague did not affect universities as students and faculty were insulated from the disease on campus.
The plague did not affect universities as students and faculty were insulated from the disease on campus.

The plague drove people back to the church and away from education altogether.
The plague drove people back to the church and away from education altogether.

The plague had little impact on universities as they had only been opened a few decades.

1 answer

The most accurate response is: The plague resulted in a decline in education quality due to low student enrollment and faculty leaving.

During the bubonic plague, many universities and schools experienced significant disruptions due to high mortality rates, leading to a decrease in both student enrollment and professors, which ultimately affected the quality of education.