14th Century Research Paper

The 14th century
The 14th century sheds a light on the causes and the impact of the rise of learning and literature, the decline of the medieval church, and the black death know as the plague that devastated many at the time. The 14th century was a huge transition into the western European from the late medieval feudalism. These three events helped form western Europe to a more modern way of looking at the world. There are many causes and circumstances behind each event and the immediate impact helped form the society of culture and artist.
The late medieval age had a prominent cause of the rise of learning and literature. The cause and circumstances behind the rise of learning and literature was because of social realism, the medieval period struggled with
The plague is known as an infectious disease that is caused by bacteria. The causes were because of fleas that transmitted it into Europe and the circumstances were that people lost their life from the infections disease. It infected society and culture by killing their love ones and people trying to find the cause. Many people believed that it was God’s punishment of sinful men. It also affected society by more people moving into the cities and labor shortages so more people can find a good job. The plague affected the artist and writers as them using a new theme as the Danse macabre. Danse macabre is an artistic genre of late-medieval allegory on the universality of death: no matter one's station in life, the Dance of Death unites all. The rise in learning and literature, the decline in the power of the medieval Catholic church, and the Black Death (Plague) impacted the 14th century in many ways. I showed many causes and circumstances to each event about how it affected the people and artist, and how it also affected the society. The 14th century had many events that are very important