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What Happened After the Black Death Ended

What Happened After the Black Death Ended

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The Black Death devastated Europe, claiming 25 million lives and up to 80% of the population in some cities. Survivors of the plague, which lasted from approximately 1347-1353, struggled with skyrocketing food prices, psychological torment, and survivor guilt. Even Renaissance scholar Petrarch wished he was never born. In spite of the many tragedies it caused, the Black Death also had ripple effects that improved conditions in Europe in its aftermath. The awful time period didn't only galvanize pub culture, it transformed Europe's feudal society, spurring the 14th-century Renaissance in Italy and shifting wealth from the aristocracy to workers and peasants
Date: 2022-12-29

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we can create a dictionary from a list of tuple where each tuple is a
pair to illustrate here we have an example of such a list and we can
use the command date in order to produce a dictionary from this list
so note that the first of the pair will be treated as the key while the
second of the pair will be treated as the value.
Checking existence of a key or value
- in dictionaries in order to know the existence of a value we have to
know its corresponding key how do we know if a certain key exists in
the dictionary for that we can use the operator in similar to how we
use it in strings lists and tuples here we have an example where our
dictionary is named delicacies as can be seen here puto is a key while
tishipichi is not a key in our dictionary.
Store Dictionary Keys in a list
- to end our introduction to dictionaries here we have an example code
that uses a dictionary as input to the list command so what is the list
command we typed in list and then followed by open and close
parentheses in previous video we used a string inside the open and
close parentheses and what python provides us is a list of characters
for that string here when we provide a dictionary inside the open and
close parentheses as can be seen what python gives us is a list of
keys in the dictionary as an exercise try to add a key value pair to our
created dictionary called delicacies, first we type in the name of the
dictionary and then type the key inside square brackets and then
equal that is the assignment operator and then type the value.

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What about all the vacant homes due to the deaths?
Like could a peasant survivor just walk into a wealthy home and take up ownership with everthing left behind.
So in todays times, if something like this happened. Could I go to nice mansion I know is vacant due to a world crisis and restart my life with all expensive possessions left behind A fleet of expensive tesla cars, the mansion, any cash in a safe etc?

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I find it interesting that the Economic Reset being touted by the World Economic Forum is a reversal of the end of serfdom. People like Klaus Schwab will have all the money and everyone else will have to work for them. They will own everything and we will own nothing and supposedly like it. The Serf Revolt was aided by the Black Plague and the return to Serfdom is being aided by Co vid. The juxtaposition is incredible.
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7: 32
Honestly the dancing plague was probably some kind of madness like
mental illness/trauma response from the absolute misery and sorrow they were in.
They probably watched their entire family die and thought it was just a matter of time until the Plague killed them. Or it was the end of the world. If they were doomed might as well dance to you're dead.

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Only a fool would not realize that history always repeats itself. The bigger question should be, why does it keep happening? We humans are so quick to forget the lessons learned throughout our existence. If history was taught more dramatically and used to teach about similar circumstances in modern life, maybe there wouldn't be flat earthers. SMH
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Feeling at least little bad for the Europeans? What kind of inhumane and racist remark is that? Innocent people suffered greatly and died, regardless of race/ethnicity, suffering is suffering, death is death. Disappointed by the remark of the narrator.
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There is also a theory that the black death made people in Europe less susceptible to another disease, namely HIV.
The black death never set foot on the African continent, thus HIV is still a huge problem to this day.

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Investigators in the 20th century suggested that the people afflicted with dancing disease might have consumed bread made from rye flour contaminated with the fungal disease ergot, which is known to produce convulsions.
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I'm watching this for first time on Sept 9th 2022 and minute 03: 26 sounds like a hell of a lot like the global world today. With it's workers protest and countries' governments clutching the pearls at us peasants.
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I wonder sometimes as a person who believes in God if it was a punishment from God due to sin just like now how we have conovirours as we sin everyday from lying to killing
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What before was like that? Man, for an historian Mr P was not that informed. Rome, for one, declined from a million people to twelve thousand within seventy or eighty years.
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Labour shortege. sky high prices third world plague (which from china by the way) followed by wars soon sounds very like today. funny how history repeats itself
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Humanist meaning someone who studies and stands for human rights? She was the first? I thought human rights was first invented and recorded in persia. So?
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I cant imagine just how scary and terrible it was to live and most likely die during something like the Black Death. Mustve been absolutely horrifying.
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8: 55 - totally wrong. Isolating people with the infected led to another amount of unnecessary deaths. Plagues were usually spread by mice and rats.
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The plague had to happen at some point as it came out of the east, trade with china had to happen even if we understood where and how it came to Europe
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The millions in deaths allowed a once in a lifetime upward movement - suddenly there was land and lots of it even if you inherited nothing.
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Fun fact: Those beaked masks that plague doctors wore date from the 17th century and not the plague of the 14th century (aka The Black Death.
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Wait food prices were skyrocketing, but farms were just left unattended? Come on people you got to see an opportunity when it's there
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Black Plague is back: Down Town LA around the homeless tents. Even inside the government buildings people were catching it. Rats all over.
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