• Life in the end of the middle ages was better than life in the middle or beginning of the middle ages, people in the end were happy because of the new inventions that occurred in the country.
• Two events that greatly shaped the future towards the end of middle ages.
1- The bubonic plague, or black death killed 30-60% of the population of Europe. this was 25 million people.
- The growth of cities and increase in travel between cities led to the rapid spread of this disease.
- The disease caused seemingly random devastation and caused people to question faith. In turn the power of the church suffered
2- The invention of the printing press in by Johannes Gutenberg around 1436
- The printing press was first used to print cheap copies of the
• Two events that greatly shaped the future towards the end of middle ages.
1- The bubonic plague, or black death killed 30-60% of the population of Europe. this was 25 million people.
- The growth of cities and increase in travel between cities led to the rapid spread of this disease.
- The disease caused seemingly random devastation and caused people to question faith. In turn the power of the church suffered
2- The invention of the printing press in by Johannes Gutenberg around 1436
- The printing press was first used to print cheap copies of the