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Many peasants left rural areas in search of employment in towns and cities. Nobles became so wealthy that they no longer relied on peasant labor. The Christian Church abolished the practice of servitude. Monarchs began to appropriate feudal lands for the construction of plague hospitals.

Many peasants left rural areas in search of employment in towns and cities.
Nobles became so wealthy that they no longer relied on peasant labor.
The Christian Church abolished the practice of servitude.
Monarchs began to appropriate feudal lands for the construction of plague hospitals.
Following the Black Death, the decline of feudalism in western Europe was hastened by what factor?
From Lesson 262:16.5 Review Questions·World History 1

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