Question

What effect did the Black Death have on medieval Europe?

Question 19 options:

It closed down all trade routes to Asia.

It led to the Crusades and the spread of new ideas.

It caused the Great Schism in the Roman Catholic Church.

It helped end the social order of the manor system.

Answer 1

The correct answer is D, "It helped end the social order of the manor system."

Answer 2

Option: It helped end the social order of the manor system.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Black Death changed the social structure in Europe by ending feudal system. It killed one-third of the Europe population because of the epidemic that spread through the bubonic plague. The death of people in enormous number led to the unbalance in the social structure. The Black Death affected not only the social structure but Agriculture, religion, and economics. Due to the instability of the social class in Europe led to the emergence of the Renaissance period.