The Black Death (Great Historic Disasters)
Louise Chipley Slavicek
In 1347, Europe suffered the worst natural disaster in human history: the Black Death. Plague devastated the continent for several years before retreating in 1352. Most historians believe that the pandemic, which also swept through parts of West Asia and North Africa, wiped out 33-60 percent of Europe's population - roughly 25 to 45 million men, women and children. This massive depopulation has had a profound impact on the course of European history, accelerating or initiating important social, economic, religious and cultural changes.
年:
2008
出版商:
Chelsea House Publications
語言:
english
頁數:
127
ISBN 10:
0791096491
ISBN 13:
9780791096499
系列:
Great Historic Disasters
文件:
PDF, 9.06 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 2008
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