Facts about the black death?

fun facts on black death

The black death was carried by the oriental rat flea which then was past onto the rats then humans

half of Europe were killed. that's fun, right?

1. The common nursery rhyme "Ring around the Rosy" was based on the Black Death.

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The Facts of Death has 284 pages.

The Facts of Death was created in 1998-05.

It is said that 100,000 people died in London and nearly 60,000 people died in norwich. The black death killed over a 1/3 of europes population.

OK so one fact is the black plague was also called the pestilence. The second one is 7500 victims died every day . the third one is that there is three forms f the plague the bubonic the phneumonic the septicemic. You could have just typed in 3 facts n black death n yahoo or google or swaggbucks.

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There is not a vaccination for the Black Death. The Black Death was a disease that occurred in the 1300s.

black death was spread by black rats. They were hosts of black death.

No, Black Death and cholera are different. Black Death is Plague.

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black death spread in Europe. black death killed 75 to 200 million people.

Yes, an animal could get the black death, many animals did get the black death.

black death caused people to be angry. Church was blamed for black death.

The plague was called the Black Death for two possible reasons. It was a bad death, and thus "black." The victims developed black buboes before death and quickly turned black after death.

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The black death was epidemic.

The Black Death was very contagious.

the black death started in 1347

yes, black death was spread in whole Europe. Russia also got black death.

The Black Death struck Europe in 1348, however the term "Black Death" was not used until the 16th Century, when it was coined by Danish & Swedish chroniclers. "Black" is corresponded with 'terrible' and 'dreadful,' and since the plague was terrible and dreadful (Black) and killed lots of people (Death), it came to be known as the Black Death.

The Black Death was a horrible disease in the Middle Ages that came from China from rats. The fleas on the infected rats would drink up the blood then go to a human and drink some more. The infected blood would go to the human and give it the Black Death. People who had it would vomit blood constantly and then die. They would also have swelling that would start out red and then turn…