Question

how did the famine and the plague affect the population of europe in the 1300s? they killed millions and led people to move to cities they killed millions and led people to return to manors. they forced millions to leave europe and move to asia. they forced millions to give up their jobs and leave europe.

Explanation:

The Great Famine of 1315 - 1317 and the Black Death (plague) in the 1300s had a catastrophic impact. The Black Death alone killed an estimated 75 - 200 million people in Eurasia. With the decline in rural population due to death and also as some rural areas became less viable (e.g., due to labor shortages on manors), people moved to cities where there might have been more economic opportunities (even though cities were also hit by the plague, but over time as the situation stabilized, urban centers could offer different livelihoods compared to the struggling rural manorial system). Returning to manors (which relied on a certain labor - population balance) was not a major trend as manors were in crisis. There is no evidence of mass - scale forced migration to Asia or mass job - giving - up and leaving Europe as the main impacts compared to the death toll and urban migration.

Answer:

They killed millions and led people to move to cities.