The Hundred Years' War, religious warfare, and the bubonic plague all tore the European continent apart in the 1300s.
Events in the fourteenth century caused attitudes toward religion and the state to evolve, and these changes may be seen in attitudes today. Church and state appeared to be in fine form at the turn of the century between the 1200s and 1300s, but danger was building. It appeared like the Church was prospering. In France and England, ideals of greater political representation appeared to be emerging. Nevertheless, both natural and man-made disasters abounded in the fourteenth century. The medieval way of life was starting to disappear by the century's end.
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