Question

how did the black death contribute to changing economic systems in medieval europe? by maintaining strict agricultural production by creating conditions that eroded feudal economic structures by introducing capitalist market economies immediately by preventing economic transformation how did the black death impact agricultural production? increased agricultural output had no impact on farming immediately modernized agricultural techniques caused significant production declines due to population loss how did the black death challenge existing power structures in medieval europe? by creating conditions where peasants could negotiate better working conditions by immediately dismantling monarchies by establishing democratic governance by preventing social mobility

Explanation:

1. The Black Death killed a large - portion of the population in medieval Europe. With fewer people, the feudal economic structures that relied on a large peasant labor force were eroded as peasants could demand better terms. It did not maintain strict agricultural production, nor did it immediately introduce capitalist market economies or prevent economic transformation.
2. Due to the significant loss of population from the Black Death, there were fewer people available to work in agriculture, leading to significant production declines. It did not increase agricultural output, have no impact on farming, or immediately modernize agricultural techniques.
3. The labor shortage caused by the Black Death gave peasants more bargaining power, allowing them to negotiate better working conditions, which challenged the existing power structures. It did not immediately dismantle monarchies, establish democratic governance, or prevent social mobility.

Answer:

1. B. By creating conditions that eroded feudal economic structures
2. D. Caused significant production declines due to population loss
3. A. By creating conditions where peasants could negotiate better working conditions