Consequences

Consequences Of The Black Plague

 * The black plague was a deadly disease that started in China and traveled along trade routes such as the silk road in the form of infected fleas. It traveled 5 kilometers a day and killed over two thirds of the population. Next it soon traveled to Europe. Europe had no apparent response to the crisis because no one knew how it spread. Led to several major social, economic and religious consequences in Europe. The general mood was dark with representations of death. People were seeing some of there own friends die right in front of them they didn't know what was happening. This led to the belief that god was angry and that was why people were dying. But we all now know that it was a wide spread of disease that killed over two thirds of the world (China, Asia) in a fast passe.**