Ibn Khaldun on Black Death and Black Plague

Student’s Name
Professor’s Name
Course
Date
History Assignment
Majorly as a historian and sociologist, Ibn Khaldun demonstrated his prowess as an excellent social analyst when explaining or describing the 14th-century Black Death. Most importantly, the author reveals to the readers the destruction this pandemic caused in society among the ancient population. However, the description is somewhat unclear, so readers can hardly comprehend what, where, and when it happened. In my understanding, the author says that the detrimental plague occurred within the East and West of Europe and massively interfered with the civilization in the region. Specifically, the plague caused countless destructions within the respective countries and as well triggered the vanishing of populations through death. By claiming that the plague “sw...