Black Death (Plagues)
The Black Death, an outbreak of bubonic plague, was one of the deadliest pandemics in Human History. It forever changed the face of Europe. It led to a new way of thinking and dealt a serious blow to the Roman Catholic Church.
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Syera01The Black Death was an outbreak of the bubonic plague that spread through Europe in the period of 1347 to 1352.
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They got very sick, couldn't eat, and the body began to break down. It only took a few days before they were dead so they didn't...
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Th Cincinnati Black Theatre Company or CBTC is a non profit semi professional arts organization located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Each...
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Symptoms of the Bubonic Plague, the "Black Death." 1. Swollen lymph glands. 2. Pneumonia. 3. Blood poisoning. 4. Bleeding of...
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Black Plague or Bubonic Plague started in Europe around 1347. It was a terrible disease that was carried out with black rats and...
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51,765,348 recorded live lost. There is an estimate of about 30 million more lives not accounted for for numerous reasons.
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its was around a third of people who died ^That is Incorrect It Was Exactly Two Thirds Of The Population.
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Yersinia pestis.
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The black plauge ended in 1352 2nd answer: While the primary outbreak of the plague was over by 1352-1353 in Europe, localized...
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Freemen demanded higher wages.
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"Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once. Of all the wonders that I yet have...
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The Black Death" was the greatest natural diaster to ever curse humanity that killed two thirds of Europe in the strangest...
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AnswerThe masks were made of stiffened cloth and painted to look like bird beaks. One reason for this was that some people...
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The Black Death was prevalent in nearly all of Europe, the Near East, and Northern Africa. A great number of people died. It...
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it went to most countries especially England
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People had crazy ideas about how to stop the plague, they thought that trying not to breath in the air around them would help but...
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Make your own. You can use paper mache' to make it.
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The Black Death was a specific outbreak of the bubonic plague that lasted from about 1347 to about 1352. The bubonic plague...
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One disease spread by flea bites was called Black Death.
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It was not so much people that spread the disease as fleas from rats.
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I'm not entirely sure what they avoided, but I know a few methods they used to try and keep the black death away. They would burn...
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The yersinia pestis is a unicellular bacteria.
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No. Shakespeare was born around 200 year later when the plague started. So he wouldn't of been affected by it. And see all the...
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Plague or Black Plague started in Europe around 1347. It was a terrible disease that was carried out with black rats and fleas....
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Today there is efficient medical treatment for bubonic plague (The Black Death), but to be effective, it must be started early....
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The Asiatic brown rats were a species of rat that were very different than the plague caring black rats. The black rats were very...
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A person suffering from the bubonic plague might feel tired, have the chills, experience a very high fever, have seizures, and...
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some infectious fly's in Englandno it was caused by a bakteria called yersinia
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Started in China from fleas on rats and those rats got on a boat that went to Italy some rats got of some stayed on. Then, that...
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It is a sickness rats have (they gave it to a human being) and is highly infectious.
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It was really, really bad... it killed a LOT of people. If you mean, was there anything at all good about it... maybe. I think it...
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That was a plague epidemic, which has two main forms: bubonic plague (you get a srt of boils filled with a cangrenous liquid...
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Isolation of infected persons as well as the development of basic hygiene.
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The Plague was spread by rats and flea's, and eventually by humans, traveling every were and going on ships. It started in China...
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Ships were transported back from China which were carrying black rats (Infected Rats) and the fleas that lived on them sucked...
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13th Century(1200's) through to the 16th Century(1500's) The black plague was hundreds of years ago when some rats had dirty...
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There were major changes in the Style of Medieval Art during the Black Death ALONE... The Subject matter changed, The Color...
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There was no real way to get rid of it, other than to let it run its course. When there were no more ready victims, it did just...
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They thought that the Black Death happened when God wanted to punish them for there sins. Another reason was because they felt...
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The Black Death (Bubonic Plague)'s cure isn't that good. There is a vaccine for it which is strongly recommended. The vaccine...
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because medicine was not advanced in the middle ages the people believed the black death was caused by a number of thing's...
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>Social upheaval >Europe economy brought down >Church faced opposition and reform efforts
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Cures ranged from the ridiculous to the more practical, and also contained some old-wives tale prevention methods: Throw sweet...
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one of the major out of the black death was in 1347, it spread across Europe and killed 1/3 of the known world
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I think it can be now but back then in the 1300's there was no cure that's why millions died.
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1300s. The bubonic plague hit Europe through the travel of sea trade From around 1346 until 1353
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Bubonic Plague or Black Plague started in Europe around 1347. It was a terrible disease that was carried out with black rats and...
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Infected animals (rats) and people were the main vectors of Bubonic plague in the middle ages. There was an active trading system...
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The disease killed so many people, and people were just so TERRIFIED of it that they began to refer to it as just The Plague....
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This answer is based on economic trends of Western Europe. A simple answer First, while the Black Death affected all classes, the...
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killed them all then ate their brains with a spoon :D x
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The Black Death reached Europe in 1347 and raged for about four years.
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1348, June or August, Bristol or Dorset. Greater precision is impossible.
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3-7 days after the flea bite transmitting bubonic plague, flu-like symptoms occur.
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loads of people died but at least the rats died and the plague died off but the mayor wasnt happy as he had to build London again
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The black death was a big turning point for Europe because of everything that had gone on during the black plague. After the...
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A group of individuals known as flaggelants emerged whose aim was to dispel fear of the clergy. The flaggelants placed blame on...
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there are at least 5 stages: On Day 1 the victim develops swelling in the groin and under the armpits, this would be very...
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They would sometimes put dead toads on the buboes to see if they would go away. they would also make the patient bleed to balance...
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The Europeans named this diesease the black death because of the black buboes appearing under your arms and between your legs...
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Improved hygiene and time is what stopped the plague. As the plague started spreading people did not allow others into their...
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they didnt have treatments for it because no one knew where it came from but they believed if you hang a toad around ur neck it...
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The Black death was most commonly caught from fleas. The fleas came to the towns and cities on the backs of rats which stowed...
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The Black Plague, for being contagious the theatres were deemed too dangerous with the large groups of people meeting in one...
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I doubt if the records that were kept in those days would be able to answer this question. It is thought to have originated in...
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A couple of factors combined to reduce the impact of bubonic plague. Firstly, improved sanitation and waste disposal reduced the...
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Many things such as hanging a dead toad round your neck, lucky charms, putting a recently killed pigeon on the wounds, and...
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The black death spread from human to human mainly in seliva. When somebody who had the plague kissed a preist for instance, the...
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TREATMENT:Carry Flowers or wear a strong perfumeIDEA:The smells would help to ward away the diseaseWHAT...
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The people believed that god sent birds down to carry the plague. They started going against the churches and priests because...
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Do you mean the disease called the plague or the black death which was common in Shakespeare's time? Its proper name is Bubonic...
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The black deathThe black death was a deadly disease which left many lives at risk. Once people had caught the disease, big, black...
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The black death was the bubonic plague. They had a nasty bacterial infection that could be easily cured today with a bit of...
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Around seven hundred years ago there wasn't great food anyway. But when The Black Death hit, everything was a catastrophe. Food's...
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Because they are in-between the modern times and the ancient times.
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it was a sad horrible time for anyone who lived it and it was the fleas that bit the rat and then the fleas jumping on to us...
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There was lots of affecting. If you can't have the people to do the polotics, then you cannot have the politics. That is at least...
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The Black Death was an important turning point because people realised how bad the place was and how things were at the time of...
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Those people who survived could bargain for higher wages for their work from the landowners. They would have taken over houses...
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Fleas on black rats were the carriers of the plague.
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So far, inreality the answer is no. But over time reality can change, and that answer may become a yes. Death is just a disease...
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Start by making up slips of paper that say what people do for a living. At that time in the middle ages, most people were...
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for a start it changed peoples wages. peoples wages got higher. the population of people decreased.
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Because the plague seemed to come from no explicable source, most people believed it to be a judgment on them from God. Many...
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Yeah it exits still in Center for Disease Control (CDC) in some kind of lab. Answer A form of the plague still causes...
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The most common injury from Yersinia Pestis is scarring of the lungs.
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The Black Death killed almost half of the population of Europe and Britain.
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idk... that's why i asked
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John Cabot died from being thrown over by his crew(second voyage)
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