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During the time of the Black Death in the 14th century, many individuals believed that the plague was a punishment from God for humanity's sins, leading to widespread fear and religious fervor. Others thought it was caused by miasma, or "bad air," leading to various unscientific attempts to purify the air, such as burning aromatic substances. Additionally, some communities wrongfully blamed minority groups, particularly Jews, for the outbreak, resulting in violence and persecution. These misconceptions reflected a lack of understanding of disease transmission and the social tensions of the time.
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Who had the black death?
black death spread in Europe. black death killed 75 to 200 million people.
What year did the black death kill sixty percent of hamburgs population?
The years surrounding 1350
How did the people react to the Black Death?
They wiped themselves and tortured eachother.
What people thought the black death happened?
When Black Death spread. People thought it as anger of god.
What fraction of people were killed by the black death in Europe?
1 in 3 people were killied by the black death
Did people get poises in the black death?
no
Are people suffring from black death?
no, as if now. No new case has been noted of black death.
How did people catch the Black Death back in the Middle agas?
People caught Black Death by the fleas transferring the virus to humans.
When people had the Black Death what did people think it was?
Black Death was thought to be anger of god. Or conspiracy by Jews.
Why might humanism have appealed to people after the black death?
after Black Death people rebelled a lot. Humanism appealed them to maintain order.
How did people after the first few deaths of the black death?
people did not realize Black Death at first. They thought it to be common incidents of fever.
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.
