Where did the Bubonic Plague

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Where did the Bubonic Plague originate?
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How did the Bubonic Plague enter Western Europe?
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How were people infected with Bubonic Plague?
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What were the symptoms of the plague?
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Why was the Bubonic Plague commonly called the
Black Death?
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How did the Bubonic Plague change Western Europe?
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Do you know why the relationship between supply
and demand is important?
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Supply and demand determine price.
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The Black Death entered Western Europe in 1347
and in a few short years, destroyed one-third of
the Population.
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The population sharply declined.
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Fewer people meant fewer people left to work, buy
food, and pay taxes. So, food prices dropped and
wages rose.
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As the population declined, serfs were given
greater rights and eventually serfdom ended
in Western Europe.
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From so much suffering, a new era in Western
European history began. The Black Death changed
Western Europe.
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Oh, all who will listen, I have come to tell
you a tale of suffering and sorrow. I have
come to tell you of the Plague. __________________
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