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Yes. The unsanitary conditions of the cities drew rats to populated areas. The rats were carrying fleas infected with the disease, and those fleas infected to human population. The people were also suffering from weakened immune systems due to the unsanitary conditions and malnutrition (due to food shortages) which made them more susceptible to the plague.
What else can I help you with?
Was anything bad happen to the great wall of China?
no
How do you avoid plague?
Be good. Try to avoid being bad and no plague will come to you.
Quotes about the Plague?
Twas bad.
What were hoovervilles like?
they were cold and the water and sanitation was bad
What is the good and bad qualities of John tyler?
Anything would be great
What bad outcomes came from the plague?
Death
What hardships did athen newcomers have to face during the plague?
They had to deal with the plague, and bad water, as well as civil difficulty.
What was sanitation like in Elizabethan times?
Real real real bad!
Did you get kicked out of town if you had the plague?
Sometimes. It depended on how bad their illness was
How bad is bullying in schools today?
It is literally an epidemic plague!
When did the great plague start?
It is thought of the black death (bubonic plague, black plague, etc.) starting in 1347 and ended in 1349. It began in the Gobi desert, was passed on from the mongols to Italian fishers who brought it to Italy, sewer system was very bad, rats walked over the cities spreading even more the disease making it an epidemic.
How was plague introduced into the roman empire?
Romans weren't very good at keeping a good hygiene level, so bad hygiene = plague.
