How did the Black Death affect political institutions in Europe? The Black Death led to the growth of parliamentary government as former serfs and artisans demanded government power. The Black Death led to the growth of regional government as government leaders distributed power to landowners. The Black Death marked the end of the feudal system in many areas as new social groups achieved economic power. The Black Death led to the end of the Holy Roman Empire as people began to explore new religious ideas.

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5 June, 05:59

How did the Black Death affect political institutions in Europe? The Black Death led to the growth of parliamentary government as former serfs and artisans demanded government power. The Black Death led to the growth of regional government as government leaders distributed power to landowners. The Black Death marked the end of the feudal system in many areas as new social groups achieved economic power. The Black Death led to the end of the Holy Roman Empire as people began to explore new religious ideas.

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The Black Death led to the growth of regional government as government leaders distributed power to landowners is how the Black Death affect political institutions in Europe, all other two took place before black death in the begining of High Middle AGes (new social classes local government, parliemnts) or later (the borke of Holy Roman Empire)