d. 25% A generally agreed-upon total of deaths due to the Bubonic Plague is thought to be around 25% of the population of Europe and Asia. Some historians, though, believe it to be as high as 40%, which is a staggering thought.
Is estimated to have killed 30 to 60% of Europe's total population.<span>In total, the plague reduced the world population</span><span> from an estimated 450 million down to 350 to 375 million in the 14th century.</span>
Can you actually put the "descriptions" in your question next time best one i can give you is the north was <span>industrial, urban, and anti-slavery</span>
I would rather be poor and be able to do everything. I could get a very good paying job and eventually reach the same wealth as if I was rich in the first place.