1. Bubonic Plague
Lots of ignorant, insolent ways were insinuated at those times. ... He gives us insights to the thinking of medieval societies in their values and often strange beliefs. ... Thinking that Medieval life is similar to our modern life is just too bizarre. ...
Dead people littered the streets of China, Europe, and Asia everywhere. Cattle and livestock strayed through the country unattended. Families deserted their own blood. All of this calamity for one reason, The Black Death. The Black Death started in China in the early 1300's. Plague ma...
Pope at Avignon stopped all sessions of court,locked himself in a room,allowed no one too approach him and left a fir burning at all times." ... For instance, Jewish law compels one to wash their hands many times a day, one could not eat food without washing first their hands and bath on the Sabbath. ... "(334,Spielvogel) The Black Plague may have killed off medieval society but it gave birth to the beginning of industrial consumer society....
The Plague was a disaster without a parallel, causing dramatic changes in medieval Europe. ... The Black Death would be contracted and most times people would die within three days of receiving it. ... The attempts to rid the cities of the plague proved to be unsuccessful and often times would seem outrageous to our standards now. ... During the pre-plague times noble lords were shown in full health, in their best clothes and armor, holding their swords. ...
The Black Death: Bubonic Plague Criterion A Plan of the Investigation The time period between 500 and 1450 A.D., also called the Middle Ages, or Dark Ages by some. This time period plays an important role in the history of time because of the main significant events. Some of these significant...
