Why would the Black Death have helped the end of manorialism, and why would the Hundred Year's war and plague weaken medieval society? Why might the Black Death have shaken
people's confidence in the power of the Church?

The answer to the question is given below.

Explanation:

Western Europeans were not too closely connected to such a healthy social as well as moral culture just after Black Death. With heightened social stress, servants described manor rulers as well as some attacked medieval customs. The Black death scare has intensified the back in the middle ages as well as the beginning of the new world in Western Europe.

Joan carried the arms of his knights as well as declared war on the French. He guided French troops as well as gained valuable successes over the English.  

Many people have been killed by hunger and illness. Folks such as farmworkers, royals, rulers, and businessmen. People depended on such humans for food, for products shipped or for nobles and rulers. The medieval company weakened without them.

The church was struck by Black death. For eg, England lost approximately 40% of all its priesthood. The church became obliged to recruit illiterate people. This supports the Campaign for Church Reform.

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