Europe's Response to the Black Death

During the European trade boom, more advanced cargo transportation and methods of maritime traveling have emerged, but with this progress the disease has expanded. The most deadly of these new diseases is the famous black death that started in 1347 and affected Western Europe. In the face of a difficult era through history, you can see the real face of humanity; in these times, whether human beings are friendly or friendly whether in those times, their roots It returns to. The European community affected by confusion did this during black death; while the others were negative and barbaric, the European communities affected by the confusion were more fair and informative in some way I reacted to things.

Of course, there are black deaths in Europe. It is a serious epidemic also known as black death or "brome pest", which infects Europe and effectively wipes out 60% of the population in two years spread throughout Europe. Approximately 600 to 200 million people are known as victims of Black Death. There was no way to cure diseases around 1400. Black death has been bound for centuries

Black death disease in the 14th century is a fatal and painful epidemic from 1348 to 1350 in Europe, and has killed more than 20 million deaths. Most people knew it was plague, plague or it came to Asia as part of Europe, and in 1347 black death spread rapidly throughout the continent of Africa. It is considered to be the end of mankind during the plague. Afraid of being a guilty guy, a man walked naked on the street, flogged his back and began to show off. Another thing people do if people are not affected by the plague is to dedicate themselves to God by stopping all sins and speaking about the word of God.