The effects of the Black Death on the Afro-Eurasian global communities included demographic consequences, demise of the economy, and social unrest. The majority of the demographic collapse was located in Europe and Islamic lands where population growth stopped for over a century, sometimes even longer, noting that England's population did return to pre-black death numbers until almost four centuries later. This devastation of population demise caused a lack of day-laborers, in turn causing labor rates to increase manyfold. There was much more demand for labor than laborers available, allowing laborers to increase the wages. This brought about economic change of the middle class, causing tensions to rise and social unrest between the rich and
