The fourteenth century started with the rise of the Black Death, an agricultural event that continued on to also affect economic, intellectual, cultural, and social history. Less crops meant higher prices and inflation, therefore causing fees to rise. Peasants were able to ask for higher wages. It then evolved socially. It was definitely a major part of the everyday experiences of the people at the time, whether in the amount of food they were able to grow or the money they were able to get. A kind of new culture of flagellants soon arose. Fresh colleges were created. It paved the way for different thinkers and intellectuals. After the Black Death passed, the Hundred Years’ War took place. Starting off as diplomatic history since it involved