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The Plague

List 7 Effects of the plague. Notes Set Up: What was the plague? Where did it begin? End? How did it spread? List 7 Effects of the plague.

The plague was a bubonic plague, a very rapid spread of a disease over a wide area. Bacteria, usually carried by rats, caused the plague. Fleas who infested rats, transferred bacteria to humans through bites. The rats and humans died, while the flea lived on! Historians suggest that the Plague began in Central Asia in the 1320’s and spread west along the Silk Road, reaching Europe by 1347. The first European cases of the disease started in Italy and spread quickly via rats on ships…

Symptoms of the Plague After the Bite 1. Fever 2. Tiredness/Weakness 3 Symptoms of the Plague After the Bite 1. Fever 2. Tiredness/Weakness 3. Fever Increases Higher and Higher 4. Become Dazed/Begin Talking Wildly 5. Swollen Glands in Groin, Armpit, or Neck-called Buboes 6. Bleeding Under Skin Causes Black and Blue Blotches 7. Red Rash Appears on Buboes 8. DEATH!

Many people tried preventions and cures- none were effective! The Plague Doctor Many people tried preventions and cures- none were effective! Youtube: Ring Around the Rosie's

Effects of the Plague Between 1347 and 1352, the Plague killed 25-33% of Europe’s entire population. Businesses went bankrupt. Deaths caused a labor shortage. Trade in many towns declined. Construction and building projects stopped. Food supplies went down and many people starved.

However, fewer people meant serfs were more valuable to lords and enjoyed a higher standard of living and independence. In fact, feudalism and serfdom began to decline all together. Cities also became cleaner…

Symptoms of the Black Death

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