No, not really because the black death occurred only for some period of time. Not throughout the whole middle ages.
Major themes the major writers of the 1920s promoted were denouncing war, materialism and conformity. Considering the outcome of the First world war the major writers had reasons to strongly denounce war using literature works. In addition they advocated for conformity which meant compliance with set rules and laws.
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Trading of goods. For example on the southwest coast of British Columbia the indigenous people had a trading network expanding a great deal inland and even more so southward and northward.