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The Black Death and Its Social Impact

The Black Death and Its Social Impact

黑死病及其社会影响

  1. Between 1347 and 1351, plague bacteria carried by fleas killed one-third of Europe’s population.
  2. Cities suffered worst, where crowded housing and poor sanitation accelerated transmission.
  3. Doctors wore beaked masks filled with herbs, though germ theory was still unknown.
  4. Labor shortages empowered peasants to demand wages, better conditions, or even freedom from serfdom.
  5. Some villages disappeared entirely, while others saw land redistribution among survivors.
  6. Church authority weakened as prayers failed to stop the deaths or explain divine will.
  7. Art and literature turned toward themes of mortality, judgment, and earthly impermanence.
  8. Long-term, the crisis reshaped economies, labor laws, and ideas about human dignity and rights.
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