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What spreads the plague?
Well the plague started to spread because when the rat goes around where the human are , the fleas from the rats it jumps onto the human and sucks the blood and it also spread the plague when the human is not well it spreads to another person, when they can't cure it , mostly millions of people died from plague. Hope this help you :)
How did the plague spread from human to human?
The black death spread from human to human mainly in seliva. When somebody who had the plague kissed a preist for instance, the priest would have the plague. In those times, kissing each other on the lips was a sign of gratitude and friendship and love. It was common to kiss each other which didnt make the plague easy to contain instead of spreading it by kissing their loved ones before they died.
How is pneumonic plague spread?
Pneumonic Plague is the most serious form of plague. It should not be confused with Bubonic Plague, the "Black Death" of Medieval Europe. As it's name implies, it affects the lungs. It can be successfully treated if antibiotics are administered within the first 24 hours of symptoms appearing. Without treatment it is uniformly fatal in 36-48 hours. 98% of the cases reported each year occur in Africa.
What happen when pericles brought all athenians inside the city walls for protection?
When Pericles brought all Athenians inside the city walls for protection, the Plague of Athens came about. With the area becoming over populated there was a shortage of food and other supplies. People were living in close proximity to each other and with poor hygiene, resulted in the spread of disease.
What is a plague pit?
Plague pits were huge pits dug to bury the victims of the black death. They were used mainly by cities and towns as a way to deal with the large scale of deaths. A death cart would go through the streets with the driver crying "Bring out your dead!" and people would emerge from their houses and put loved, but infected ones onto the cart. The cart would then head up to the plague pit, usually located beyond the town or city walls, and the corpses would be laid on top of each other in dense piles.
How did the Plague affect the theatres?
they were affected by not having anybody come. no buisness. plus police usually shut them down because they were afraid that it would spread even faster.
How many Greek temples were there?
There were about two thousand Greek cities spread around the Mediterranean littoral. Each city had one or more.
How many people die of plague each year?
About 10 million.
What might have caused people to be vulnerable to the plague in Europe How did it spread?
It was a new disease that arrived with ships from Asia. The rats carried fleas and they carried the disease and when the ships came into port the rats left the ships. It began in Italy and spread from there to the rest of Europe. Europe was a very dirty place in the 1300's and people didn't take baths or wash clothes. Fleas were everywhere and the in the summer months they spread rapidly bring the disease with them. Not having science the people of the time didn't have an idea of the causes of the plague and once it started it went from person to person. It was called the Black Plague because within a day of contact black pustules formed in the lymphatic glands. These would burst open spreading the disease. In some places,like Venice Italy, the sick were isolated and banned from the population. Thousands would die each day until 3/4 of Europe was dead.
What is the capital city of each part?
Did you mean to ask what the capital city of each state is? If so, that would depend on which country you're inquiring about.
Was the bubonic plague only in Europe?
Yes, the bubonic plague was world wide because it was spread by a bacterium called yersenis pestis. This bacterium was found insoil and on fleas, this spread to rats then humans. The pneumonic plague was caused when infected humans breathed on each other and it spread from one to another. Plague or Black Plague started in Europe around 1347. It was a terrible disease that was carried out with black rats and fleas. This terrible disease was affected the Medieval society. It was a terrible because so many peasants died and that nobody was left to farm the land and do the daily work. The Plague (or called "Black Death") was an epidemic that struck Europe. People from China and Mongolia came with infected fleas carried by rats going aboard ships and that were transported to Italy, Greece and France; when the ships docked, the rats left the ships entering cities bringing the fleas and disease with them. Around 1348 the virus had killed 1/3 of Europe. Leaving fewer farmers and other people that held jobs that were important to the economy. The Europeans blamed the Jews for the plague by poisoning the water but it really was caused by flea bites. Other break outs occurred between 1451-1721. Plague is still around today in small numbers and is treated with antibiotics.
Can cattle get ringworm from a cattle float?
No. In most cases, ringworm would be spread by direct contact with each other.
