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What did people think caused the plague in 1665?
First the Europeans killed cats because they were afraid of cats, and liked rodents instead. Then rodents carrying fleas with disease, spread the plague around. The people of Europe were very dirty as well. They had garbage all over the pla... Read More »
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What did doctors think caused the plague in 1665?
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What caused the great plague of 1665?
The "Great Plague" was an epidemic of the bubonic plague in England. The bubonic plague, known then as "The Black Death," killed nearly all of it's victims, and very quickly at that. In that time period, there was no efficient way to dispos... Read More »
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Other people. Problem was they killed all the cats that ate the mice that carried the fleas. mmmm DUMMIES. They thought it was God and Miasma, which is bad air.
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All i know is that it will kill you if you get it so watch out in asda.
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There were outbreaks of Plague throughout the Middle Ages, due to the unsanitary conditions of the time. It was borne by fleas which spread via the rats. Rats were often aboard ships of cargo to other countries, and the plague spread to oth...
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Rats and unsanitary living conditions were the primary reasons There were outbreaks of Plague throughout the Middle Ages, due to the unsanitary conditions of the time (open sewers were common). It was borne by fleas which spread via the rat...
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By the great fire of London. (I think) the plague (or more commonly known as the black death) was stopped in late 1665 by the great fire of london. as most of the cause of the plague spreading (rats) were killed, the disease eventually died...
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Yersinia pestis
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there were many cures although almost all of them were useless, such as applying a live pigeon cut in half to the buboes. a lot of the cures were made up by peddlers so they could make money.
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