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1. the common people had more power since there was a despeate need in workers, workers could demand more
2. medical schools were invented
3.the population decreased

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1. The population went down. About one third of the population died.
2. Religion became powerful while the church was less trusted.
3. It changed power in europe and how it worked.

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Europe's population went down by a third of the population before the crazy/deadly plague went down.

A lot of priests and people thought this was a punishment from god.
It changed power in europe  and how it worked.

There were also a lot of complainers because they wanted things to go back the way it was supposed to.

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1. After the plague, medical schools were created. People started to find out that they needed educated doctors to survive outbreaks from that point onward.
2. Europe's population was significantly lower than what it was at before. The Black Death killed around 20 million people which was 1/3 of Europe's population at that time!
3. Trading almost stopped in Europe. Trading lost so much of its popularity to the point where it almost came to an end.

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1. The population decreased in Europe by more than 20 million people. China's population also decreased a lot. This decline in population was important and helped grow economic and social structure, which led feudalism to fall. It also caused trading to stop and the nobles and the commoners had equal power.
2. Medical Schools were created in Europe to have well educated doctors who knew what to do when another deadly disease hits Europe.
3. The commoners rebelled against the nobles.

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After the deadly plague the population of Europe is estimated to be decreased by a third. Even though death is horrible I personally think this was a good thing. Right now on earth we have overpopulation problems just like Europe when the black death was around. If the population then didn't die who knows what would happen now. If that third of the population in Europe didn't die we might of have a even bigger overpopulation problem. Also, because of this massive death rate the trading and commerce was so slow that it almost stopped. Lastly, there was a massive change in power because workers were more important so they demanded more authority and power.

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1. About 1/3 of Europe's population died off, making lots of businesses fail and making most towns deserted
2. There was a huge change of power in Europe, from nobles to common people. A reason for this was because people were in desperate need for worker because so many people died. And the worker that were still left could change huge amount of money.
3.Also, there was a huge rebellian broke out because the nobles tried to return things back to what they used to be.

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1. almost 24 million people died in Europe
2. trade and commerce slowed almost to a halt
3. The workers who survived and were left demanded for more money and rights

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1. Medical schools were created after people in the world saw the importance of it and people thought it would save lives and chnage the world.

2.Population of Europe massively decreased because of the plague which killed approximately 33.33% of Europe. tears guys....

3. The people who luckily survived the devastating plague, lost a lot of money and privileges. Families were apart from each other and in conclusion, many things went bad and wrong.

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1. Families were torn apart from each other, and a lot of villages were deserted, due to the dangerous plaque that killed over 20 million people. Also, business collapsed and people were robbing the bank due to the loss of tax.
2. People started to believe in God, and that is how Christianity started to grow around the world, and that made the countries to not allow any other authority and religion that was trying to come into their country.
3. The lack of labor had made the power of the farmers and lords were same, and no one was higher than the other. Because of this, fights were occurred and no one was really in power.

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About half of Europe's population died. Over 20 million people. China's population was also reduced severely. This sudden decline of population increased the speed of economic and social structure, which also led to the decline of feudalism. Trading was nearly stopped completely during the plague. Once the plague was over, there was a switch in power between nobles and commoners. The reason for this was because of the lowered amount of workers, granting the remaining workers the option of higher pay and more rights. The plague also caused several revolts from the pilgrims in France, Flanders, England, Germany, Spain, and Italy. Business was also affected and so were families, who were separated. The businesses collapsed and the cities were in chaos. Loss of people, loss of money, loss of taxes, that led to bankrupt states.

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1. 1/3 of the population died which meant that almost everyone you knew died of the plague and you would have to start your livings from rock bottom.
2. The peasants and lords became more equal and shared more rights because in deaths eyes everyone was equal and money couldn't save you if you caught the plague and there weren't enough workers for plantations and the workers could negotiate for better rights.
3. The church lost a lot of authority due to the black plague because before it was beilieved that all diseases were caused by god and going to church and praying would stop it but the church couldn't stop it so it lost a lot of influence.

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1. Population Decrease: The black death reduced population throughout the world. China's population got cut in half, and 24 million Europeans; roughly one third of the population, had died from the plague.

2. Power Shifted: Once the plague ended, Europe had to recover its economy, but it wasn't the same as before. Since so much of the population died, manpower had become very valuable so the poor could demand more money for their work, taking away from the rich's power.

3. Rebellions: Many rebellions broke out after the plague. The cause was because of the peasants being angered at the nobles for trying to return the social classes as the way they were. There were rebellions in France, England, Germany, Spain and Italy.

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1. 24 million people died off because of the black death. Which was about 1/3 of the Europe's population.
2. There was a change in Europe's economics and the social structure because of this it caused the feudalism to decline enormously.
3. There was also a big change in powers. The people who were in the higher class (nobles) became the lower class people and the lower class people became part of the higher class.

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1. More than 20 million people died. This was over 1/3 of the whole population in Europe. Not only that but this was the only time when the population of humans actually went down.
2. Because the impact of the black death was so devastating, medical schools were made to ensure that there was at least 1 person who knew how to treat patients in desperate times such as a disease outbreak.
3. Trading was almost banished because of the disease. The reason for this is because trading requires traveling. Traveling required these traders to go to numerous places including the infected places so in order to save themselves, they stopped trading and left for a safer place.

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1. Fall of feudalism - The Black Death caused around 1/3 of Europe's population to die which cause most of the work force in Europe to die off due to more exposure to the bacteria because of their showerless lifestyle. With a new need for work, peasants of Europe could demand for a higher wage and soon were no longer dependent on the lords for money. This contributed to the fall of feudalism because it flipped the structure of lords on top and peasants on the bottom.
2. Common people rebel - With the new found power the peasants(common people) obtained, they were able to rebel against the nobles who tried to set the structure of Europe back together. They had many revolts for example the English Peasant's War.
3. Church's Power Decreases - After the Black Death, many of the churches lost their power due to the lack of control they had over the disease. Many people believed that the plague was brought upon by God, so they consequently, put the plague and the church together. And because their faith in the church proved to have little effect, they blamed the church for the millions of deaths of family and friends.

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