What effect did the Black Plague have on the structure of government in the Middle Ages?
OA. It led to empire building and mercantilism across the globe.
OB. It led to the decline of feudalism and the growth of central governments controlled by monarchies.
OC. It weakened the traditional legitimacy of monarchs, leading to more democratically structured governments across Europe.
OD. It weakened patrician domination over the government, leading to the election and admission of plebeians into the governmental structure.

Respuesta :

The Black Plague of the Middle Ages weakened the traditional legitimacy of monarchs, leading to more democratically structured governments across Europe

Therefore option C is correct.

What was the Black Plague?

The Black Death or Black Plague  was a bubonic plague pandemic which occurred in Western Eurasia and North Africa from 1346 to 1353.

In history,  It is the most fatal pandemic recorded ever recorded in the in human race. It is estimated to have cause the death of 75–200 million people, peaking in Europe from 1347 to 1351.

During the black death, legitimate monarchy was weakened because oof the unrest it caused both to the royals and to their subjects.

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