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.
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People taking advantage of the plauge by making prices higher, sounds familiar
And not wanting to work
@@captnwinkle You mean won't work for shitty conditions and found other jobs or they are you know, dead because of the shitty president that said and just like that it would all blow over so he did nothing. There I corrected it for you.
@Adolf Hitler true, they don't want to work for $12/hr but can't even get my order right at the drive thru, fortunately technology is already replacing them
@@captnwinkle definitely more complicated than just not wanting to work. Think of how many people started their own business after being furloughed. With the job market being so vast people can be picky and no one wants to work a high stress, poorly managed retail or restaurant job for $12 an hour w/o benefits. They can be more picky. Then the amount of parents who may transition to one parent being stay-at-home after quarantining and seeing how much they saved in childcare
Let’s hope creepy joe never sees your comment.
Peasant: I survived the worst catastrophe in human history please pay me more
Upper class: Best I can do is raise taxes
Always
Can I offer a cumquat during this troubling times.
Except now they demand free money for doing nothing
please understand they raise tax for social wellfare purpose, 40% goes to peasant while the rest goes to their pocket
Happening in the USA
I was so surprised how similar our behavior is to those who lived through the plague.
Food prices skyrocketing, people quitting their jobs and/or demanded better paying jobs. Human nature has always been the same, never changes.
It's not so much about human behaviour. This all has to do with economics
All for something with a death toll that makes it look like a stubbed toe by comparison. People are stupid, ignorant, fucks who can't do any of their own thinking and nothing I want to be anywhere near and this cough confirms it. The level of vitriol by the holier-than-thou crowd is as pathetic as they are.
Capitalism only works with exploitation of workers. With a pandemic, inflation, stagnant wages, and supply and demand issues people are rebelling.
@@RyanBanman what did you not get? You think in capitalism the poor don’t exist?
@@RyanBanman yes in order for rich people to exist they have to exploit the poor. That’s my point. If it goes unchecked that’s when problems arise.
Oh. My. Goodness. Just realized all the modern essential oil stuff is a new version of “good smells” causing healing
Like cocaine
@@audiohabbits6475 😂
That was my first thought, too. 😂
@B Kx like the vaccine…
@@cal30m1 lol chill CZcams keeps banning ppl for saying stuff like this bc they know it's true
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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I passed all my history classes thanks this this man he is the one who made me love history like i do now
I share the same feeling
I also passed every history class to this man
I wish I'd had this channel in my life when I was struggling through history classes. My old professors always made lessons so boring and hard to follow, but i love learning about history in this way.
Too bad he doesnt do videos on sentence structure
Who is the narrator ? Is he just a narrator (I really find him so easy to listen to too) or actually a historian also ?
“Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it.” Edmund Burke
It's so true
Look at us right now!!! Cant erase history just because it was offensive.... Or doesnt suit you. We are screwed
Most people don't like learning history because they think is pointless which
Is why it will always repeat itself
@@surpriseme7205 taking down statues isn’t erasing history. Pretending we didn’t intentionally poison and maim the native population of this country is erasing history. But, you already knew that and it’s ridiculous I had to say it.
@@fleadukey2496 lol there ya go again!!! 👌
Dousing the hands with vinegar might actually help - it kills germs on surfaces.
My mom still uses vinegar to disinfect her house sometimes.
It reeks, but it works.
Vinegar is a common preservative in food as it contains acetic acid which can kill bacteria. No where as effective as hand sanitizer, but at-least it prevents your pickles from rotting. So…
It also works as a good fabric softener instead of actual fabric softener 😉
Clean your windows with it but on your hands would reek
@@made-line7627 also works good as a hair softener if you use it as a shampoo
Crazy how history is just a repeating cycle ...same play different stage...
And the same stupid players.
If covid was as dangerous as black plague,the world would have collapsed despite imposing lockdowns.
@@tsarnature6587 the difference is that we have better hygiene. If COVID affected the dark ages instead of the plague it would be the same result.
@no or maybe yes agreed but with the hygiene of the dark ages when they blamed everything on magic. That mortality rate would increase . No ?
@@lombardo141 this is an important point that you are making 👍. Plus that we have medicines to fight it.
I can’t imagine 85% of the population just gone. Even Thanos only wanted 50%
I'm sure Mr Gates and Mr Schwab would love this.
honestly, that might be a good thing.
What percentage of the population destroyed does Greta Thunberg and the green new deal want?
Well, neither could people during the plague, given that it was as high as 80% (which is less than 85%) in _some_ cities and consequently less in others. It's estimated that it killed 30-60% total. Mathematically, even the higher 60% is lower than 85%.
@@cal30m1
What a weirdo comment.
At least those who were dousing they're hands in vinegar were getting close to hand washing I guess.
I was thinking hand sanitizer.
*their
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 Hand sanitizer technology had to start somewhere
@@1337fraggzb00N Well, sure. *NOW* the statement makes _sense._
When I ran out of hand sanitizer I too used vinegar! Probably saved a few of those people from the plagues
Think about this....if you are of European descent and Asian/Middle Eastern then your family made it through all those plagues and survived.
That's because their blood had secret weapon
The Black Death plague is the reason I was able to trace my ancestry back to the end of it. Shortly after it had blown through Europe, the Bishop in the part of Germany my mum's ancestors come from granted/sold a farm to one of my ancestors. That deed of ownership was the reason I could find out as much as I did about our past (the farm is still held by a different branch of the family, still bears the family name of my grandmother). I couldn't imagine trying to live through the plague, when so many of the people you knew, died so quickly.
Wow. Seeing your family must have been exhilarating. Have you thought of making a family tree tapestry of some sort? I do think that would be quite intriguing.
It is amazing how a moment in time can do to change the entire situation for generations. I have an ancestor that crossed the English Channel to invade England with William the Conquerer. From then on my family was traceable due to the title granted that Normand knight. I have found legal documents that told me of a lot of interesting things. I learned why my grandmother and her sisters were so "upety", to be blue collar mill workers. The importance of maintaining the image of regal dignity and always looking as if one were completely in control meant the difference in life and death for our ancestors. Appearing weak encourages those seeking to overthrow one's position. After 600+ year of power and position, the "stiff upper lip" had been pretty well bred into the family. Even after coming to the colonies, they just kept those traits trained into the children. Even as my grandfather was at the funeral home, grandmother was very concerned about making certain NO ONE did ANYTHING that would be embarrassing. She lined us up outside to talk to us and give us all a last look over. She was like Patton reviewing the troops 🤣. I didn't understand her and my great aunts, until I did our family tree. 😄 that's pretty much all gone now. Most of my cousins weren't raised that way. There's very little of that old world stiff upper lip nobility left in the family now, but I'm glad to have an explanation for it. Someone lonh ago takes a chance and EVERYTHING is different from then on. I'm glad you have the farm purchase to allow you to trace your line.
No one cares.
@@shtfuu9771 what do you know about your ancestry if you don't care about that
@@shtfuu9771 I do. Family stories are pieces of great jigsaw that is history.
The artwork of the infant breast feeding on what might be a corpse sure gets your attention. 🧐
Very sad.
@@ladytron1724
Quite visceral. 🎭😬🙆🙋
When you gotta eat, you gotta eat.
@@bq856
Perhaps she wasn't dead for very long... 🍼
timestamp?
Looks like our pandemic has given rise to the dancing plague as well...one look at tiktoks and Instagram reels confirms it 😂
The dancing nurse plague of 2020
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 yeah the pandemic so deadly that nurses had time to choreograph tiktok dances while on the the job
Idle hands are the devil's .... Workshop? Plaything? People are fucking bored at home. Kids aren't in school. Shits crazy.
Tiktok? Just go to an evangelical church.
Look up the Danse Macabre,
The economic impact of the plague on Europe was huge - basically it started the transformation from a static agricultural economy to a slightly more dynamic urban economy. Serfs, who had previously been tied to the land owner, now had other land owners competing for them, and willing to offer wages not serfdom. They often moved to towns where they were free. This increased demand for nonfood goods, which increased wages, and demand for workers, and then wages. It transferred power from the old landowning elite to urban business owners, the new capitalists. It took several centuries for the results to work through economies but the extreme deaths caused by the waves of Plagues were one of the key reasons why Europe industrialised and the rest of the world didn’t.
The plagues had far less impact on sparsely populated areas like Russia and there serfdom lasted until the 18th C, and longer. This severely limited their economic and social development.
The current Covid crisis in extremely minor in comparison in terms of deaths, but the resultant social changes may prove huge.
i can promise you that republicans will do everything they can to prevent any social or political progress, especially if it means increasing the living standards of the poor and under served portions of the population. at least, that is how it will be here in the US. maybe europeans dont have as many ignorant and selfish conservatives as we do here in the states.
@@adrianc6534 - governments are never able to stop deep economic/social change, only delay it until it explodes.
@@adrianc6534 Oh yes we do,at least here in Britain Our prime minister is a compulsive liar and the whole of the political scene is rotten to the core and corrupt beyond belief
It should be noted that this really only happened in Western Europe. China and Central Asia were also ravaged by the Plague but not much changed culturally or socially; and in Eastern Europe the balance of power shifted in the opposite direction where their Nobles started taking away rights and privileges their Serfs used to enjoy.
@@DingoWalley01 - central Asia had lower population densities, so the plague had less social impact - much like Russia. Also river system irrigation or padi irrigation requires a complex admin structure, so govts were stronger than local serf-owning lord's, unlike western Europe.
Central Asia suffered other depopulation events, like the Mongols.
One of the reasons why Russia changed by revolution rather than evolution was the continuation of serfdom.
Remembered how we were just talking about the Black Death in one of our classes, then school was abruptly suspended 2 days after due to COVID-19.
If you’re from European descent, your ancestors are survivors.
Plague impacted more than just Europe
The black plague is believed to have originated in Asia and spread to Europe from trade. But this particular plague raged throughout Europe more than once. So yes, many of our ancestors were survivors 😃
@@leam89 obv
Don’t forget White Supremacists too…
@@cal30m1 just how people were then Africans Asians were/are the same way
This made me remember than during the industrial revolution, they purpusely kept a part of the population out of work so they could treaten their workers if they dared ask for better conditions or a better salary
They probably do that to this day
@@daveanderson3805 that and import from poor countries.
It would be great if Covid leads to "rebirth of culture and thinking" but I won't hold my breath.
Progressives will never allow that
@@captnwinkle I beg to differ. Conservatives won’t let it happen
@@thomaskelley5180 conserve basic liberty and basic autonomy to the lowest level of the citizenry or let the government demand more increasingly tyrannical measures to "mitigate" this scamdemic.. pretty easy choice my friend.
But COVID has not decimated the population like the Black Death. It is not the same situation.
@@howtubeable You are right. COVID hasn’t decimated the population like the Plague did. But if it isn’t brought under control better, it could.
Fun story for those who are not Italian and didn't have to study Boccaccio in school.
His masterpiece work, called 'Decameron', was set during the Black Plague. You have 10 people in lockdown in a Villa outside Florence telling 100 short stories about pretty "mundane" topics (Boccaccio was famous for writing about sex and things like that).
After going through Covid that assumed a whole different meaning.
Fun fact: The meaning of the word Quarantine comes from the italian word Quaranta that means Forty in italian, because during the Black Death they would stay in lockdown for forty days.
Thanks
An additional fun fact, in Mexican culture is is traditional for a new mom to stay inside her home for 40 days, known as the quarentena
Gee, quarantining new foreign entrants rather than let them intermingle as they please... Isn't that crazy?
*Quaranta Giorni but that is a fun fact
I knew you were going to say that
The Renaissance was a fantastic period of time! Too bad it took a plague to stimulate it. Will you please do a history of life after the Spanish flu? Thank you
We are all children of the survivors. Remember that next time you feel like a failure in life.
Great so I’m the only failure in my
Lineage
I mean if you really have children now or in the future, you can think like that.
@@RenoDW not having children doesn't make you a failure
@@mariemunzar6474 agree
@@carolization1 lol. Nah. You still breathing.
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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.
nobles and church leaders: "it's free real estate... 😏😏😏"
😊
Most of us wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for our ancestors survival during this era of history
don’t you mean all of us lol
My ancestors were RRRRRUSSIAN BEARS and bottle nose dolphins
Duh
Nah, too many people even before. Not a black death can Wipeout us all.
moral of the story: make kids
This is the only channel that makes me excited to watch plague death stories
It amazes me how much art pieces can tell a story.
Suggestion: What was going on in the rest of the world/civilizations during the years of the Black Death? We're they even aware of what was going on in Europe?
The reason you don't know that is a result of Euro-centrism. The plague actually started in Asia, where it wiped out half the population there too.
@@aguy7848 [Rolls eyes.] Pretty sure the video is about Europe. Looking forward to your contribution on the rest of the world. Don't forget Africa and the Americas. [Snort, snort.]
@@scallopohare9431 don't be so hard on him, he's just practicing his anti white hate, it's a virtue.
@@chuckrobinson599 euro centrism is a thing lmao??
@@scallopohare9431 the americas had a great impact on our agriculture/diet. i’m sure most of the vegetables you eat regularly were first cultivated by americans
"What Happened After the Black Death Ended?"
The gravedigging industry boomed?
As a nurse, I kind of want to have those plague outfits back.
YES! Now this is what I call "content"! lol
Lol it's all dark. I agree though!!
@@icantthinkofaname15 😘
Can you do a deep dive into what happened post the 'Spanish flu' please ?
hitler took power. WW 2 began
@@dc9511 lol
@@dc9511 uhhh no.
Hitler's main advertising ploy was 'lebensraum' ie land grab. That implies a population in need of room, not a population decimated by death
It wasn’t Spanish. It was Brought to the west by Chinese laborers. Called Spanish because their press was free and reported on it until Commies took over. They out-killed Hitler 20-1, but you won’t learn any of that in school.
@@johngarza124 The fact that you think you know where it came from is pretty hilarious.
Yeah. Most somewhat educated people know why it was called the Spanish Flu, but sorry bud. no way they could accurately track it's true, fully accurate origins
After the black death- You would have to "BRING OUT YOUR DEAD"
And youd hear an old man saying “I’m not dead!”
I'm getting better!
😏 "I'm getting better"
@@aura1298 No you won't you'll be stone cold dead in a moment
@@ninpodarren hehehehe😏
If you buy a bigger bed, you have more bed room, but less bed room.
Objectively correct.
You forgot to mention the important fact of the demise of the Papal Church which led to the rise of Protestantism. The rebellion against the church
Right, what we studied in school was the Renaissance and Reformation.
I would love to look back and see how my ancestors and others survived
I saw a documentary once on a guy who all his "friends" had died of AIDS. He was still alive. They traced it back to his ancestors being immune to the plague. Sort of like all of us who have been exposed to people with Covid, but never caught it. Just the luck of the genetic draw.
 wow interesting
Yes, I've heard of that. Something about a mutated gene & if you have it, you're immune to alot of things. The descendents of those that survived the black plague have that same mutated gene, & tend to be more immune to other viruses & diseases.
Many similarities to today. Kings are just replaced with big business.
I guess you could say Petrach's musings were the medieval equivalent of 'I was born in the wrong generation' CZcams comments
the english peasant revolt, demanded higher wages, better treatment, demanded more rights.... wait, is this video talking about the black plague or the corona?
The black corona
Wow! I never really thought about the aftermath. You make learning fun! Thank you for the great information! 😊
I didn't learn of this in school or college, kind of ironic how everything has gone up in prices since the pandemic.. just like this plague
Everytime I learn about the middle ages I'm reminded of how much I love modern medicine. 😅
From what I've heard, "modern medicine" mostly involves so-called "doctors" giving out prescriptions for medications that relieve the symptoms of sicknesses, but do nothing about what actually causes them.
To make matters worse, many of these "meds" contain toxic chemicals that can make people sicker than before, and might even shorten their lives. Yet, the doctors keep pushing these medications on everyone because it's profitable for the big business pharmaceutical companies, or "Big Pharma," as some people call them.
This is the result of how medical schools never teach their students about the true nature and causes of diseases, or about proper nutrition.
Just as a real estate agent's motto is "Location, location, location," a supposedly "modern" doctor's motto is "Prescripe, prescripe, prescripe."
It's no wonder a lot of folks are turning to natural medicines or holistic cures.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Modern doctors when they see a woman with any sort of health problem whatsoever: hmmm so youre vomiting every day and have excessive diarrhea and migraines…have you tried birth control or simply ~being less anxious~
There were kings who would have given half their kingdoms for simple antibiotics that we enjoy today. Some kings died of dysentery even.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 What are you talking about? Symptoms often need treating too, and doctors do treat what actually causes diseases. Examples of this are vaccines, appendectomies, antibiotics, and many, many more. I really don't see how you have a problem with doctors prescribing drugs. They're supposed to. That's what makes you better. Sure, drugs may have toxic chemicals in them, but so do foods. Medicines are balanced by experts so that they don't harm you, or so that if they do, they do more good than harm. Medicine has improved drastically, it could be so much worse than it is now and still have improved. There's a reason the bubonic plague isn't a problem anymore, and that's modern medicine. Sorry is this is kind of rambling and disjointed. I don't have time to fix it.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 my meds help me manage my MS and epilepsy symptoms. Neither has a cure. Without y prescriptions to control the symptoms my quality of life would be so much worse than it is currently. Medication isn’t bad
Something ironic about saying "Serfdom, a system where few collected wealth and many starved" in Modern Capitalist America - a nation where few are so rich they can rocket around the earth while hundreds of thousands are sleeping in the streets and even more are starving on a daily basis
Shut up, you’re not starving.
@@michaelj6392 Maybe but do you deny that many in this country that houses a devil like bezos does have starving people?
There are plenty of resources for people who want help.
Y know dude, why dont you just pick up and move to another country where you can experience actual serfdom. China, Venezuela, Cuba, north korea, vietnam, the phillipines, sudan...take your pick.
You have no idea..... things can be a lot worse, you spoiled freak. I witnessed iraq collapse.... go to war and let me know how bad things are
"pocket full of posies" to cover up the smell of the nearby death and the rot coming from ones own body.
Thank you for sharing this video.
That “dousing your hands in vinegar” thing probably saved countless lives. All be it they probably never made a connection or understood the “why” if they had made the connection.
The plague is still with us, in fact it is common in Colorado as animals will get it so it is spread that way. Unfortunately a 10 year old child from Colorado just died of the plague. It is curable caught early, unfortunately this child wasn’t lucky.
People realizing their self worth and demanding better working conditions/wages from the rich after surviving a crisis sure sounds familiar 🤔🤔🤔 Can't think of 🤔🤔 Where I've heard that 🤔🤔 Before 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Frankly Wuhan Hu 1, the correct name for covid-19, is so mild that it won't have much impact at all. The real impact will come from the games we played with long-term unemployment and simple payments the population. These payments have shown that people who are paid just to exist choose not to work, which is why we're currently suffering from worker shortages in a lot of businesses.
Universal basic income is a terrible idea. It will only result in inflation and an explosion of the parasite class.
The good news for those of us who choose to continue working, is that wages are going up because of the labor shortage. Now we simply need to cut off payments to all these otherwise able-bodied people who should be working.
Ashford social upheaval, it's made it very clear that bored immature people that you pay not to work can get up to a lot of mischief. The Democrat party's latest terrorist Wings BLM and antifa are doing a lot of damage to many cities. The good news about that is it a lot of population seem to be realizing that these people are worthless and they will stop supporting them.
Apologies for any grammar or spelling errors, I'm using voice dictation and I'm not going back to correct.
@@thebarkingmouse you sound so proud to contribute to the machine , you’re a perfect worker bee
@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 Lmao right??? 😂😂😂
@@thebarkingmouse lol. On the payments that the government are giving out. If that’s is enough to convince people not to work then we really have problems. Show me a place in the country of the United States where 300 a week is enough to make a living and I will move there ASAP! . The problem is not the payments. The problem is that this pandemic has showed that people know their worth. They have tasted what it’s like to work from home, start a business and not having to answer to a boss. And they love it. I have not rebuttal on the Universal income plan but regardless of who is in office it will never pass because politicians will say anything to get elected but only do the bidding of corporations. Democrats or Republicans, leftists, rightists they all work for corporations. So there you have it. 🤷♂️
@no or maybe yes Yeah the system has been broken for a long time. COVID just made it worse and gave people time to realize how fucked up it REALLY is.
I love this channel makes me wish school taught us more like this
Yes, you usually hear of the plague, but you rarely hear of the aftermath. Wow survivors' guilt must have been wide spread. smh :(
Thank you for intelligent perspective, information and your time and effort on our behalf. Pat
Humans are so forgetful, we constantly make the same mistakes that can easily be avoided
Kind of. The ruling class has always existed in every facet of history and has continued to seek to ensure their power goes unabated. Like in the USA, we sort of have a nobility class going on when you think about it (The Walton Family (Walmart), the Musk family, the Clinton family, the Trump family, the Dupont family, the film industry, Bezos, the media, etc.) and all sort of wanted to keep the peasants working in order to ensure their continued wealth and power gains.
Now we are seeing a demand for higher wages and companies and many states don't want to pay their workers more so they are either pretending the pandemic doesn't exist, or enacting laws that push workers to get jobs immediately cutting off their unemployment benefits if they don't, or crushing unions like they are doing in Alabama against the coal miners, or the unionization attempts in Walmart and Fritos.
History has changed for the better, but the ruling class and nobility have always sought to stifle any change in wealth and power.
Like Driving. People know accidents happen, but forget. Til it happens to oneself or Infront of them
The last time we did this was over 100 years ago; since then we bin busy with a few world wars, a decade of depression where not one nation in the world made a profit, and the technological changes brought on by the silicon chip .. oh and we went to the moon; scared ourselves silly with the atom bomb and there was The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the rise of heavy metal. Excuse us if we couldn't fit in something we actually solved at the time.
Actually, it was mostly hidden because nations didn't want to be seen as vulnerable in war. Only Spain regularly mentioned it in their news. Yes we are forgetful; but we got lots else to be going on with.
And we didn't need history to solve this current problem because science/medical expertise that is new and innovative and _not 100 years old_ is what is saving us now.
A great future episode would be the life of 30’s blues musician Robert Johnson. It’s a must do.
Totally agree great suggestion
Ik nothing abt him or that area but I’d watch fs
Look up good fight ministry they have a documentary on Robert called they sold their souls for rock & roll
Look up good fight ministry they have a documentary on Robert called they sold their souls for rock & roll
I want this topic. Make video about "What Happen to Japanese People during the 735-737 Japanese smallpox epidemic"
Also can u guys make video "What Causes Great fire of Meireki & Life After Great fire of Meireki"
Do it yourself .. the world is your oyster and the internet is available to you. Have fun!
The costumes of the doctors where the shit back then!
I'd have to be pretty sick, to let the giant bird man near me!
Not all plague doctors were actual doctors.
It’s true history repeats itself. Unfortunately many people want to ignore it or rewrite it to match their own narratives.
First quarantine wasn't instituted in Venice, but in Dubrovnik (Republic of ragusa) in 1377.
Weird History is my favorite channel! Thank you
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.
I love history but I have come to love it even more thanks to this channel you can learn so much by watching these videos and paying attention
Labor shortage? Wages shot up? Gee, who knew that loosing a few million people from the labor market might have an impact... The response was to criminalize holding out for better conditions.
Thanks for sharing 😊
and people want to erase history because they dont understand or do not like it but this is how you learn from past mistake . guess we have not learned that lesson
The sad thing is a lot of people
Don't value history and think is unimportant
Too true
Plague went on for about a thousand years and trickled away by the early 1600s. And even then. It wasnt like it just ended one day. It came and went as it pleased for a long time and took its time in making its exit....
City to city, state to state country to country. Its kind of relative. Its just kind of misleading to historically just say it suddenly ended at this one moment in the 1300s....
Such a timely vid...
Just an amazing video! The visuals were like going to a sophisticated art museum that only showed pictures of plague times. Thank you for the video.
I think the mass labor crisis that we're experiencing is good example of what those individuals experienced.
When half the world dies, the other half inherits. More money in fewer hands meant more disposable income. This cash fueled the pay,ents for great art. People who once had only half as much money to live on wanted to live like people they considered better off….wanting stuff like having a change of clothing. Of course when half the workers died off, the remaining workers’ labor was more valuable.
Or they had to work twice as hard
@@johnthonig8832 actually there was a demand for labor saving devices which prompted a technical revolution
Why are you repeating what was said, essentially, in the video; like it's a new thought? All of this was presented by the channel. Where is your own thought?
Hunter Biden's "art?"
This was a great video! Thank you!
As a long time subscriber,
I am enjoying the increasing sophistication of your posts!!!
thanks
“Oh happy posterity, who will never experience such abysmal woe, and will look upon our testimony as a fable.”
-Petrarch
Jeez man
"History does not repeat. It merely Rhymes"
This is so good!! Amazing job brother!
Wow such sad history! Love your channel.
Topic request: Can you guys do a video on the history of leprosy and leper colonies across the world throughout time.
History is a teacher who repeat lector in different ways untill we understand
Thinking covid is ANYTHING like the black plauge 🤣
@@TheBathulk10 may be it's a introduction for upcoming syllabus
@@TheBathulk10 The difference is they didn't had the knowledge to help prevent their situation. We have more knowledge mixed with stupidity, which maybe more dangerous than the lack of knowledge.
@@TheBathulk10 What the bloody hell is the black "plauge"?
Fascinating. Thank u so much!
"if it wasn't for everyone I've ever loved, I would have wanted to live in any other period!" WOW!
I notice that they keep talking about the rich or the ruling class working so hard to keep the status quo. They fail to mention that at the time the Catholic church was one of the biggest land owners in England. The church collected payment from surf's to work their land
That's crazy how similar the issues they face we face now.
The music for this is on point!
It’s literally the same thing all over again in the United States - in regards to high food prices - and labor shortages . Very interesting
The part where they demanded higher wages ..mindblown
Well, Satan and demons don’t die do they? They will I’ll always find vessels put them in power and play their chess game with humanity.
Wonder how 40% managed to survive?
Any studies done? Might be multiple reasons, but it would be interesting to know!
Natural immunity. I know those are dirty words these days
Natural immunity and viruses evolving to be less deadly over time
I have always loved your content..but I have a request PL do add subtitles so hearing impaired can also be part of this information
A B clicked subtitle CC it has.
Here we are again at a time where something has come and will change our lives in many ways.
The dancing plague is my favorite video that y’all made
Plagues have been around since mankind started walking upright. Marcus Aurelius is thought to have suffered and eventually died from it.
1:39 That is in fact a picture of Dante, holding a book showing the opening lines of his Divine Comedy. Also notice the mountain of Purgatory on the left.
I have only watched a little over 2 minutes in the video so far...but what amazing visuals!
Great video
Oof. Always great vids, this one emphasizes how history repeats itself. 9 months after it's posted, some of this seems downright sane compared to our current, weirdest timeline. Round and round we go.
The Dancing Plague actually sounds pretty rad.
I learned much of this during my early pandemic layoff from work, last year. However, little was made of changes that occurred in Europe because of it.
Thanks for this! ☠️
Next: life of a princess during medieval period
The dancing really was a sickness. It was called Dance Fever!
Denny Terrio ! 😎
We’ve got much to look forward to!
I always liked your history videos.