“From Plagues to Political Turmoil: Discover the Unimaginable Struggles of Humanity’s Darkest Eras!”
Surviving the plague meant surviving isolation, fear, and societal collapse. People turned on each other, searching for scapegoats to blame. In a world without modern medicine, your best bet was to flee, but even then, the plague seemed to find everyone. If you made it out alive, it felt less like luck and more like a miracle.
2. The Great Famine (1315-1317)
Before the Black Death, Europe faced another calamity: the Great Famine. Imagine watching your crops fail year after year because of relentless rain and then realizing there’s nothing left to eat. People starved, animals died, and entire villages were abandoned. It wasn’t just hunger that killed people. It was the despair that came with the loss of hope.
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