there was actually quite a few diseases in the 16th century,
many of the diseases back then are still diseases right now,
but now we are more aware of what they are and can treat them,
they had Breast cancer, small pox, chicken pox,
i dont know what sort of types but i do know they had cancer.
if there is any diseases you want to know about in the 16th century type into Google,
did they have (enter disease) in the 16th century?
and your bound to find your answer
cholera and the plaque.either way you were dead -black death(ie the plaque) killed 25-50% of the people in Europe cholera(disease in the water) killing a samller portion of about 5%
Some of the more common diseases in the 1500s included malaria and tuberculosis. Other common diseases included the plague, smallpox, syphilis, and typhus.
Colds, mainly. Spot of the flu here and there.
EDIT:
Smallpox, dystenary and plague.
In the 1590's, the Black Plague was a commonly known historical disease. This was the time around Shakespeare's Time line also called Elizibethian
Era. It killed 1,000 per week.
Black Plague. Over 3/4 of Europe died.
yess there wat
bad ones
Bubonic Plague, small pox, the usual
The Harlem Renaissance, medical diseases, child labor, women's suffrage movement, fashion, and the KKK.
Yes it was a renaissance.
renaissance ballet is ballet in the renaissance time.
The Renaissance began in Italy and it was the principle location of the Renaissance.
It is called the renaissance, because "renaissance" just means rebirth.
A Renaissance. (Like the Renaissance)
Trade was what the renaissance was about
the renaissance studio was
High Renaissance is a period during Renaissance -it's the middle part, in about the 16th century.