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because it killed two thirds of Europe's population. think how many people would be alive today if the black death never occured. back then people had like 8 or nine kids. and then those 8 or 9 kids would make 8 or nine more, going on and on for what, like 450 years.... it boggles the mind.
It was a deadly disase that killed 75 million people. Their are three types of plagues, the Pneumonic,Bubonic,and Septicemic.This disease was carried by, animals like:rodents,and people who were already affected,they carried it over lands,and too people.The disease was carried to,Asia,Central Europe,and The Middle East. Buboes were one side effect,they are found in the armpits,and groin. Pneumonic Plague.
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∙ 13y agoThe Black Death was an important turning point because people realised how bad the place was and how things were at the time of the plague and so now they changed it into a better place. The plague is a very important issue no one who suffered would ever forget how terrible it was.
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∙ 13y agoThe Black Death, which began in Asia and spread to the Atlantic Ocean, decimated the culture and economic aspects of Europe. Some communities were completely wiped out. Larger metropolitan areas lost upwards of 50% of their population.
When thinking about the importance of the Black Death, one must take into account that because of these societal changes Europe evolved into a civilization that truly dominated the world. The population began to think differently about God and religion and man's place in the world. This lead directly to the Protestant Reformation, the Renaissance, the Age of Exploration, the Age of Reason, which lead to the direct formation of the modern era of governments which embraces the ideas of the rights of man and democracy.
Horrific though it was, the Black Death was the impetus leading to the Western World we are familiar with today.
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∙ 13y agobecause so many people died in a pie eating contest
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∙ 14y agoBlack death was an important historical event because it was a plague that had no cure and killed millions of people in the middle ages.
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∙ 8y agoblack death changed Europe. Socially, economically and culturally. which changed feudalism and other rules.
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∙ 7y agoIt was one of the first major plagues that is known of. It killed one to two-thirds of Europe's population! that was millions of people!!
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Why was the Black Death an important turning point in the history of Europe?
it was a huge turning point because it killed almost 50% of the earths population at the time. after the black death ended people started to make different medicines, starting the practice of medicine and, showed people how fast you can get sick, showing them to practice hygiene more often
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The black death was a big turning point for Europe because of everything that had gone on during the black plague. After the black death people saw how terribly they wee living and disided to change it and now that have become much more cleaner and cautios.
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