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Nthis activity, you will write a short research paper on the impact that the plague pandemic, also known as the black death, had on the people of england in the 1300s. find out how this pandemic affected the social, political, and economic life of the country. you can consult this resource as a starting point, but consider other resources and use what you learned in the tutorial text as well. present your findings in a report of about 300 words. remember to cite any resources that you consult.

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