Impacts of Health and Medicine on Medieval Society
Disease Impacts on Society
Impacts of the
Black Plague
Impacts on Economy and Development
Social Break Down
Halt of Development
Population Drop
Inability to perform new research
and developments
Insufficient money for maintenance
Cost of non-refined medicine
Lack of Workers
Increased Disease Spread
Medical Developments
Other developments
No Medical Development
or Assistance
Decrease in available service
and resource production
Food production
General Services
High Demand Medicine
Prevention of Disease Spreading
Weaponry
Miscellaneous Developments
Architecture
Social Class Breakdown
Individual Social Disconnection
Family Disconnection
(caused by infected or diseased
family members)
Business breakdown
(causing a halt in service
and resource production)
Increased spread of disease
Insufficient money for other areas
of development and maintenance.
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Accelerated Deaths
Insufficient resources
More deceased -
Faster disease spread
More deceased -
Faster disease spread
Business
Family Lines
Feudal System
More deceased -
Faster disease spread
Clash between Rich
and poor
Loss of services to the rich
prevention of maintenance
and resource production.
Direct effect on Economy
Loss of family businesses
Peasants restriction to services
Loss of bloodlines -
Rapid population drop
Loss of services to the rich
Restricitons set to the poor
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Halt in trading and export