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How many people did the great plague killed?
75 million
How many people died of the great plague?
30 million
What year did the Great Plague take place?
The Great Plague of London 1665 -1666 killed 100,000 people. The Great Plague in Portugal was in 1348 and in Milan 1629 - 1631. The Great Plague of Vienna 1679 - 1670. The Russian Plague 1770 - 1772. The Chinese 1885 until the 1950's. In 1994 an epidemic in Surat, India
How many people survived the great depression?
About 15,000,000 or Billion
From 1665 to 1666 what wiped out most of London population?
London survived The Great Fire and The Great Plague in those years. Although the fire was ruinous to the London because it burned most of the old City where were trade warehouses, merchant houses, Royal Exchange and old St. Paul Cathedral, only a dozen people died in this fire. However The Great Plague killed around 65,000 people in a few months and was spread from Amsterdam. London in that year had around 600,000 people living in, so app. 10 % of population died from plague. Court and most of the rich and middle - class people saved themselves by fleeing in the countryside.
What was the second plague?
a plague of frogsthe great plague of eyam
What year did the plauge reach Britain?
In 1665 the plague reached London. It was called the Great Plague. About 70, 000 people died.
When did Great Plague of Seville happen?
Great Plague of Seville happened in 1649.
What Was another name for bubonic plague?
Another name for the plague is the black death
What was the nickname of the bubonic plaque?
The Great Dying, the Black Death, the Great Plague, the Plague
What changes did people make from the black death to the great plague?
they are both the same thing
When did the great plague of London break out?
The Great Plague, lasting from 1665 to 1666, was the last major epidemic of the bubonic plague to occur in England.
