Explain how the Great Plague transformed Europe/

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The Great Plague transformed Europe because it caused people to be very cautious not to catch the deadly disease and later on, it killed thousands of people which made some people feel lucky to be alive. This also has made an impact on history because this is such an important time that we hear about and we find it very interesting that a sickness could have killed thousands.

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