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  • 04-12-2014
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why was black death important in history

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Gibbs
Gibbs Gibbs
  • 04-12-2014
The black death was important in history because it is regarded as one of the most destructive plagues in human history. The black death had an enormous impact on Europe and humanity as a whole. Beyond the immediate impacts of death and sickness the black death also influenced art and other aspects of culture. 
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