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What is the Plague?
I am pretty sure that would be defined as your in-laws. Really it is a disease that is caused from rodents and can be passed on to humans through a flea that has bitten an infected animal. Look here for more information: http://www.channel4... Read More »
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What was the Plague?
The Bubonic plague was an infection caused by a flee bite in the 1300s.The bite released bacteria into the human body. This disease killed many millions of people. Read More »
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What Causes the Bubonic Plague?
The bubonic plague was caused by fleas that lived on rats. Because in the middle ages the rats were running around everywhere they used to live in sewers, they then got fleas and these fleas then bit humans and caused death. Read More »
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Water to blood, light to darkness, flys, gnats, locusts and frogs. Also included were boils on the skin, hail, the passover (death of first born) and the diseased livestock.
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The start of plagues started as early as the Greek days. The earliest known plague was in the 1300's. One a mass amount of people died from a disease or condition they considered it a plague in history.
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It is said that the plague was started by a virus that was something like the Ebola one. However it is said that rats and fleas was the cause which was not the actual cause. This plague had killed about 100,000 people. You can find more inf...
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The bubonic plaque was spread by small rodents such as mice, squirrels and rats. The disease was passed to humans through direct contact with the rodents. It was also carried to humans by the fleas that lived ont he rodents. You can find mo...
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The Black Plague or Black Death peaked in Europe during 1348 and 1350. It was one of the deadliest epidemics in history. It is estimated that the Plague killed 30-60% of Europe's population.
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The black plague was spread by the fleas that lived on the rats that were very common at that time. Because of lack of knowing this and fear, people locked themselves inside, with the fleas, making a very situation much worse.
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