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The bubonic plague known as the black death wiped out what percentage of western europes?
around 25 million people died in total
The black death wiped out what percentage of western Europe?
The bubonic plague, or "Black Death" wiped out 1/3 or 33% of western Europe's population.
What percent of Europe suffered from the bubonic plague?
1/3, so that would be 33.3% of the population. 1/3, so that would be 33.3% of the population.The Bubonic plague wiped out a third of the Western Europe population
The bubonic plaque know as the black death wiped out what percentage of western European population?
It killed about one third of Western Europe's population.
What is the population percentage of western Europe?
2012
The bubonic plague known as the back death wiped out what percent of western europe's population?
The most current belief is one half to two thirds.
What percentage of the Western Europe population lives in cities?
About 80% of Western Europe lives in urban areas.
What percentage of the world population is in western hemisphere?
The percentage of the world population that lives in the western hemisphere is between 15 and 20. The population of the Americas is approximately 930 million, or 13% of the world's population.
What is Europes structure?
Western Europe practice slavery. And Russia practice feudalism... James V
The bubonic plague known as the black death wiped out what percentage of western Europe's population is it 25 45 33 or 52 percent?
One third.33% for those who are not good with mathto be precise it was 40 % according to the AP book of European History Western Heritage2/3 to 3/4...they arent sure. but most say 2/3
What are three western europes world famous cities?
London, Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Berlin etc.
How did the bubonic plague impact the power of the Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe?
The bubonic plague weakened the power of the Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe by causing a decline in the number of clergy members and a loss of faith among the population due to the church's inability to stop the spread of the disease. This led to a decrease in the church's influence and authority during the outbreak.
