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Results of the Black Death 1300-1650

Results of the Black Death 1300-1650. The “Black Death” Bubonic Plague Thought to be caused by sin, evil vapors (miasma) 1/3 of Europeans die 1347-1351

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Page 1: Results of the Black Death 1300-1650. The “Black Death”  Bubonic Plague  Thought to be caused by sin, evil vapors (miasma)  1/3 of Europeans die 1347-1351

Results of the Black Death1300-1650

Page 2: Results of the Black Death 1300-1650. The “Black Death”  Bubonic Plague  Thought to be caused by sin, evil vapors (miasma)  1/3 of Europeans die 1347-1351

The “Black Death” Bubonic Plague Thought to be caused by sin, evil vapors

(miasma) 1/3 of Europeans die 1347-1351

Outbreaks would occur for the next 500 years

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What is being portrayed in this picture?

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Look at this painting: What kind of scene is being portrayed?

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Look at this painting: How do you think the artist feels about death?

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Consequences of the Black Death

Flagellants: fanatics who beat themselves as they traveled through Europe They showed penitence for their sins They were revered in many communities Why do you think Europeans were attracted

to these extremists? Witchcraft and sorcery blamed for plague Jews blamed (they poisoned wells)

People were looking for a scapegoat!**population decline, social unrest,

growing insecurity**

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Changes in Power England and France are the first two to develop

powerful monarchies Holy Roman Empire is losing power

Giving control to German princes in exchange for military support

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