In the mid-14th century, a deadly disease swept through Europe, killing an estimated 25 million people. The Black Death, spread by fleas carried by rats, was a devastating pandemic that changed the course of European history. In this video, we take a historical overview of the Black Death and its impact on European society. We'll explore how the disease traveled along trade routes, spreading from Asia to Europe, and how it caused widespread panic and social upheaval, leading to the breakdown of feudalism and the rise of the middle class. We'll also discuss how the Black Death was a tragic reminder of the fragility of human life and the importance of public health measures. Join us as we uncover the horror of the Black Death and how it changed Europe forever.

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