The Black plague spread from a country called Kyrgyzstan which is next to china, and traveled all the way to northern Europe (after spreading to the rest of Europe of course).It also traveled to south East Asia and china. Many geographers believe it traveled farther but there is no record of any cases in other countries
Fleas on infected rats carried the bacteria from place to place. It spread from person to person from sneezing and coughing and any contact with an infected individual's bodily fluids.
Since , in the seed bearing plants the gametophyte is reduced that is why they have spread far and wide.
Yes all roots spread far enough to support the tree and feed it. Cupressus sempervirens the Italian cypress ,like most conifers have fibrous roots and do not do much in the way of damage.
it is spread by coughing or breathing on other people but unless you are getting treated it will spread easily.
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Yes, they can spread bacteria. Their legs contains bacterias.
The black plauge was from Europe and spread all the way to cover half of Asia it went that far. But now there is no Black Plauge it ended in about the 15 century. I don't know exacly where the Black Plauge started though.
It spread throughout the Mediterranean and Europe.
Plauge Was The Disese Spread Round By Rats In Shakespear's Time
the second plauge was frogs invading Egypt
people say it was the rat but really it was fleas who the rats then caught and then they spreaded the black death (plauge)
the plauge was first dicoverd in 1661
The Black Plague was believed to have spread from rats aboard trading ships landing in Sicily from Asia.
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the black plauge started in itally, then spread to the whole of europe, killing thousands were ever it went.
Itvwas cOmmonly known as the black plauge or black death but it was really the bubonic plague and it staryed in Europe from fleas in 1347
most of Europe, the tip of Africa and in the middle east
In the 2000 years, Christianity has spread far and wide, it is in all countries today, roughly.