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How the Plague Reshaped Medieval Society

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The catastrophic population loss from the Black Death created a labor shortage that empowered surviving workers and challenged the feudal system.

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The Black Death changed the lives of workers farmers and landowners. In many regions the population had fallen dramatically. Labor became more valuable because fewer people were available to perform essential tasks. Some surviving workers could demand better wages or improved conditions. These changes challenged parts of the traditional feudal system although the effects differed greatly from one region to another.

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