Complications Of The Black Death In The 14th Century

In the fourteenth century there was virus that spread across Europe. This virus came about by fleas biting rats and then the fleas transferred to the humans and biting them. Which cause people really sick. This virus was deadly during the early times there was no cure, people were dying left to right. The virus was very contagious people had to move out the cities and go out to the countryside. The main the city was heavily infected. Safest place was to go farther away from civilization as possible. People took different responses of the plague. The religious people especially. The religious felt that god punish them and would do anything to take away their sins and not get infected.
To begin with, to the Christians the plague made them worship god much more. Most European Christians, however, relied on familiar practices: seeking the aid of parish priests invoking the intercession of the Virgin Mary,
But the Muslims started getting an understanding of the disease. How the disease move about. Opposed the idea of contagion as an explanation for the spread of disease. They understand that it was not god chooses the person to get sick. It was through human action that spread it, People coming to contact to other people. Like touching, coughing onto someone, or touching items.
In conclusion, the Black Death was a big catastrophe in Europe. People did not know how to cure back then. People were dying left and right. The churches were not able to bury people because there were not enough room or burial grounds. People abandoned their property and they turn into religion. They felt seeking for religion would guide them and prevent them having the disease. They would do anything that the church would say or do to not have the virus. It has turn it did not help them because the way to stay away from it is do not come in contact with someone with the