Question

List examples of how the outbreak of the bubonic plague in Europe contributed to the decline of feudalism and the rise of democratic thought

Answer 1

During the Black Death, many German cities ordered Jews to leave. ... The deaths of so many people speeded changes in Europe's economic and social structure, which contributed to the decline of feudalism. Trade and commerce slowed almost to a halt during the plague years.

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Answer 2

Power shifted a bit from nobles to common people from all the deaths and the survivors demanded more rights.