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Many Europeans believed the Black Death was a punishment from God for their sins, leading to widespread fear and religious fervor. Others blamed specific groups, such as Jews, believing they were responsible for the plague. Additionally, some thought it was caused by miasma or bad air, prompting various health measures that often proved ineffective. This catastrophe profoundly impacted society, economy, and culture across Europe.
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After the death of so many due the Black Death the Western Europeans blamed the?
The Jewish communities were blamed for an outbreak of the Black Death.
What are the dates when the Black Death killed Europeans?
The dates for the Black Death in Europe were 1347 to 1352. After that it returned many times, but was not as bad as it was during those years.
How many europeans died of the black death?
other a 1/3 of Europe
How do you think the black death changed lifestyles in europeans?
black death changed the ideology of people. It gave birth to many revolutions. Thus.
How many people did the black pandemic kill?
According to most scholars, the Black Death killed anywhere between 25 and 75 million Europeans.
What impact did the plague have on Europeans sociallyeconomically and culturally?
Black Death caused many rebellions. It changed economy and social system.
What happened in the 1300s?
There are many events that happened in the 1300's. The main area of focus during this century is the Black Death where Europeans experienced severe sickness and death due to the plague.
Why did they burn the people in the black death?
To kill the remaining living viruses and bacteria.
Did Europeans come from black people?
It is believed by many that the whole of the human race started in Africa and that blacks were the first homo sapiens to walk the Earth. However, there are many others who believe otherwise.
Why did the Black Death effect the clergy?
The Black Death had many affects on religion. Most people believed it was God punishing them for their wicked ways and would go round whipping themselves to try and please God. Nobody knew anything about hygiene and good living conditions, so they believed a lot about religion whereas nowadays we know the truth about how the Black Death was caused. However, the Black Death affected religion for a small minority as they believed in God and when the "good people" such as priests, died alongside others, they no longer found themselves believing.
Did people believe sins caused the black death?
yes, they believed that it was god punishing them, it was Jews poisoning the water and many other things.
What is the cure if in 1348 when the black death happened you came in contact with infected people?
people believed that the cure for the black death was vinear however many people believed it was a punishment from god so they would pray in hope of him uninfecting them.this of course did not happen and England lost almost 33%- 55% of there population.
