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Charles II, The Plague, The Great Fire

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1 Charles II, The Plague, The Great Fire
Liis-Beth Kruusimäe

2 Charles II 1630-1685 Returned from exile Parliament was weak
Belief in divine right Louis XIV First political parties The Whigs The Tories

3 The Plague 1665 1663 Holland Hot summer and poor hygiene
Germs were carried by fleas which lived on rats Killed over 100,000 people

4 The Great Fire September 2, 1666 Pudding Lane
Destroyed 80% of the city St. Paul’s Cathedral Sir Christopher Wren

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6 Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_London
“British History” compiled by Riina Kuuskor and Merike Saar

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