Over the course of the 14th century humanity had to deal with numerous disasters. While an argument can be made that certain tragedies such as the 100-year war could have been avoided, the same cannot be said for the Great Famine, and the Black Death. The calamity that took place first was The Great Famine in the year of 1315. Thousands of people lost their lives from 1315-1325, primarily due to starvation and disease. Later on humanity would have to deal with yet another calamity, The Black death, which was even worse than The Great Famine. The black death spread primarily due to a rise in population and because more merchants began to travel to regions that they were not familiar with. However, the disease did not just spread through that
