Potatoes replaced bread as a staple food in the European diet

Stories were passed on to others with this method.

The clergy dominated this

The desire for this increased during the rise of consumerism in Europe.

All surgical operations were performed without this in the 18th century.

People had more individual belongings in their homes, such as cutlery, and communal belongings became less common.

These blood sports became increasingly popular in Europe

They were in charge of the official Protestant Churches.

This became extremely popular with the rise of consumerism.

This was a surgical technique that was improved in the 18th century.

The revival of Protestantism began at the start of the seventeenth century.

A large festival of music, costumes, drinking, and dancing that preceded Lent.

This country established the Gallican Church.

They believed in a moral economy and a just price.

They were seen by some as “creature(s) of the lowest class of human beings.”

Tobacco, sugar, and coffee produced in America remained limited to the higher class in the 18th century.

Men came to places like this to talk and drink.

A belief in God but a rejection of organized religion.

Darks colors were often worn by this group of people.

The majority of nurses were this group of people, who performed informal medical care.

Sixty million people died of smallpox in the 18th century.

This was a drink that people usually chose over beer and wine due to its lower price.

This spread from German speaking lands to Scandinavia.

Merchants promoted their products with these methods.

Lack of knowledge in these areas led to death concerning surgery.