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It went through Europe and killed many people; about one third of the population died. (this number may be between 30 and 60 percent of Europe's population, it is not known exactly) The population took 400 years to grow back to what it was before.
The Black Death had a major impact on the culture. This like writing and art almost came to a stop. So many people were dying that deaths were almost ignored (there weren't things like funerals very much any more).
People moved to cities to try to get higher wages. As a result, towns began to grow, and estates began to decline. This played a role in eliminating the system of feudalism.
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∙ 12y agoIt killed many people, men,women, and children, it was carried by rats I believe, the childrens rhyme "ring around the rosy, pocket full of posey ashes ashes we all fall down," that is about the plague, but it went "ring around the rosey, pocket full of posey, achoo achoo we all fall down" because the first symptoms were sneezes. I think that the affect on Europe as a whole was that fact that it killed millions of people and the had to restart life after that pretty much.
It had the most dramatic effect on Europe, and even had an effect on many other parts of the world, but it killed millions.
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∙ 10y ago- It affected it by killing all of Euroe's workers so Europe wasn't getting any work doen.
- Also all of the rats kept btting these people so they died.
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∙ 7y agoThe black death carried by rats and travellers across Europe caused the death of millions of people. It was indiscriminate of age gender and physical ability. Whole villages and towns were wiped out. Those that lived in the rural areas were safest due to the limited number of people there but urban people some realised this and made for these areas hoping to escape. They of course included carriers of the disease. The impact was trade shortages, foods became scare, bodies built up and had to be burned and where this didnt happen then cholera impacted as well.
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∙ 11y agothe effect that it had was that the farmers who had survived they pushed to get higher in life and want a higher pay check
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∙ 9y agofood prices increased as well as people dying
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∙ 12y agoDeath of about 2/3rds
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Where in Europe did the Black Death Affect?
The Black Plague or Death affected all of Europe in 1347 to 1351.
Where did the black death arrive?
The black death started around 1437 in Europe.
What country did most people die in during the black death?
Black death struck in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Did wales suffer from the black death?
Of course it did, all of Europe was hit by the black death.
How fast did the Black Death spread?
The Black Death spread across Europe at 4km
What other effects did Europe have on Black Death positive or negative?
both positive and negative effects were there. It killed economy, but brought social changes.
What were the physical effects of the Black Death in Europe?
the main physical effect of the black plague was the loss of around 30-60% of the total pupulation died.
What effects did black death have on Europe?
the effect that it had was that the farmers who had survived they pushed to get higher in life and want a higher pay check
Where in Europe did the Black Death Affect?
The Black Plague or Death affected all of Europe in 1347 to 1351.
When did black death disappear from Europe?
The black death disappeared from Europe about 150-400 years after it began.
What side effects did the black death have?
The Side effects of the black death were; Chills and tiredness Blisters over the body Black Weals in the armpit and groin then DEATH
Describe the effects of the Black death upon Europe?
it caused a huge fallthrough of euroupe and the continent had a huge contreversey with spain on who caused it
How did the Black Death affect the economy?
Black Death almost killed half of Europe's population. It broke Europe economically and socially.
What was the lasting effects on churches after the black death?
no effects
What years did the Black Death sweep through Europe?
Black Death Plague swept death. In Europe at 1346 to 1353.
How did the Black Death affect the European economy?
Black Death almost killed half of Europe's population. It broke Europe economically and socially.
What were the effects of the black death on the people?
the effects were , the fleas bit the people which course a fiver which killed the people but some of the people who got the plague died with out the fiver. It also caused a reduction in the population of Europe. After the black death was over about 70%-75% of the population lost their lives.
