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The Black Death affected towns and villages by killing off most of the inhabitants, in some cases, all of them. The survivors actually became better off afterward, as they could simply move into (larger) abandoned houses and farms, and take over the material goods that they would not have had access to any other way so the poor that survived became very rich with a big house and lts of land to grow food on. :D

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Because so many people died during the Black Death, lots of people were left without servants or masters, so they decided to move to the city for the chances of finding a better life. Cities began to develop more than ever before.

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it killed many citizens some of witch were exremly important to running the town, this left the town without leadership and had them very lost and confused.

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it changed there life by making taxes for doctors go up and they had to work at the dead's place of work, and there own

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The Black Death killed millions of people in Europe.

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