Actually the plague was brought to Europe by Rats with fleas who carried the disease and once contracted by a human the disease became airborne. it takes about 3-7 days for it to kill you. symptoms are fever, painful swelling of the lymph glands also called buboes(thats how it got its name)red spots on skin that turned black and armpits would fill with blood sometimes the womans boobs would pop.
It killed them in two different types of ways. Their was a Bubonic and Pnuemonic plague which both contributed differently towards death of those or so-called victims of the Black Death. Both plagues either resulted in boils and some of it was spread though rats and flies which eventually bit the humans.
For Pneumonic plague there was no chance of survival where as Bubonic had a 70% chance of death, however this deprecated during the Winter months.
These two plagues were the reasons why people died due to the Black Death.
4 years
no the black death did not kill everyone. but ther was very few that surived and was rare if u did live after a week with the disease.
the Black Death killed animals and birds as well as humans.
The Plague was the most deadly because it could kill people within days of them contracting the disease.
kill the rats not the dogs and cats
It took five years for the black death to kill 25 million people.
1400s
Black Death killed 75 to 200 million people. It took 1346 to 1353.
Yes it did, such as multiple popes and kings
4 years
Because they were lucky enough to survive and they kept away from the people who had the infection.
No..Most of the people killed were Europeans, Caucasians, in fact.
To kill the remaining living viruses and bacteria.
a week
no the black death did not kill everyone. but ther was very few that surived and was rare if u did live after a week with the disease.
In about one week the disease would kill at least 1000 or more people
According to most scholars, the Black Death killed anywhere between 25 and 75 million Europeans.