Bubonic plague effected on European feudalism as it hastened feudalism's decline due to the system's reliance on peasant labor.
Answer: Option A
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Bubonic Plague was an epidemic disease which had spread in Europe in 14th century and resulted in the death of 30-60% of European population. This deadly disease has also resulted in the decline of Feudalism.
The system of feudalism largely dependent of the peasants or labourers which were known as serfs who were employed by the knights and worked under the barons( who worked for the kings).
The Black death or the plague had affected the peasants the most hence breaking the system as the now there was great shortage of labour.
Well the trees are the fuel for a fire and the sun can start a wild fire so I would probably say the things on the ground but I’m not completely sure
