The Bubonic Plague: What Did it Really Accomplish? Imagine a disease so deadly that every one out of three people in the United States would die. A disease so tragic that it would change the course of history forever. The Bubonic Plague, also known as the Black Death, was one of these diseases. The Bubonic Plague arrived in the 14th century wiping out one-third of Europe as it came ("Bubonic. . . Europe"). However, there are many …showed first 75 words of 2480 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2480 total…lands was no longer thought about. The commencement of the Renaissance was also a result of the Bubonic Plague. People became more aware of life and less of death which caused a larger optimism and new kind of hope for life. The Black Death did more then just kill off one-third of Europe. It created a new Europe which was more aware of their surroundings and led to a larger equality for all. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**