How did the plague impact Jewish communities

During the plague, also known as the Black Death, around a third of the population of Europe died, the rate varying among the different European regions, with some losing over half of their population, and others losing less than a third.

Jewish communities overall had much better results in terms of mortality, due to their superior sanitation and hygiene. However, many non-jews saw this as a supposed proof that the Jewish people had caused the Black Death, for example, by poisoning the wells. This wrong beliefs spread over many communities and led to the persecution of Jews, and the killings of many of them.

it is one of the most important farming areas in the united states. along with farming, the region has a huge manufacturing industry. the midwest region's climate and natural resources are important to its economy. the eastern part of the region has a lot of rainfall.

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