How did the black death contribute to the end of europe's medieval period?
a. people converted to islam and forced monarchs to end feudalism
and manorialism.
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b. europe's population declined, increasing competition between
lords for laborers.
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c. more people turned to the catholic church, which put pressure on
monarchs to expand feudalism.
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d. more people joined the crusades to escape the black death, which
depleted europe's population.

B. Europe's population declined, increasing competition between  lords for laborers.

Explanation:

The Black Death ravaged the lands in Asia, and with the slow connection between Europe and Asia in an effort to obtain the valuable silk, they also brought amounts of plague later on through the routes. The Black Death, like all diseases, were described as a "disease that had no favors for any classes, and struck the rich and poor, the higher class and the lower alike". With the disappearance of these classes's populations, the feudalism system did not work, as it needed a large population. This soon lead to the end of the feudalism age, and the start of the dark ages.

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B. Europe's population declined, increasing competition between  lords for laborers.

Explanation:

The Black Death contributed to the end of Europe's medieval period because Europe's population declined, increasing competition between  lords for laborers.

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