What were the effects of the black death in england?

Answer 1

What the "Black Death" did to the world.

The black death wiped out 30% to 40% of the worlds popultation.

Causes The black death was caused by infected fleas biting their victims and spreading the disease.

Symptoms - black swellings, coughing up blood, sneezing.

Beliefs- Some people belived that there was a lady who waved a ribbon through to victims window to infect them, someone saw the ribbon through their window and tore it up, amazingly that village never caught the plague again!

Why was it called the black death- Because of the black swellings victims had when they go it.

How did the fleas travel round the world-

They went on rats who went on ships that went around the world.

yes, Black Death did spread. It spread during 1346 to 1353.

Answer 2

3/4 of Europe died which means that there were vacancies in trades and professional people. This allowed for an upward movement of people to fill the vacuum left by the dead. The result was the start of a middle class in Europe and a change in the social structure.

Answer 3

The plague changed Medieval England because 1) there were a lot of deaths which decreased the population. 2) it killed half of the population.

It was a very big event.

Answer 4

It caused the population all across europe to drop significantly, taking 150 years for europe to recover. The food price went up.

Answer 5

It led to social upheaval and helped end the social order of the manor system.

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Jewish Migration to Poland.

Answer 6

both a and b - It killed one third of the population and It benefited the surviving craftsmen and farmers.