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Where was the Black Death affected?
the black death (bubonic plague) was mainly in Europe but spread on ships abroad by the fleas on rats
What areas of the world were affected by the spread of the Black Death in the 14th century?
All of Europe and Asia.
How fast does the black death spread if not treated?
First of all, there is no cure. Black death can easily spread. people with the disease die six or seven days later
What area of Europe did the black death affected first and where did it spread from there?
The first part of Europe affected was Messina, Sicily in October 1347 when a ship avoided the Messinians, rats carrying the virus spread it throughout Sicily and then on into Europe.
How did urban conditions contributed to the spread of the black death?
i guess you could say it might but it was a communicable disease meaning that it is spread easily from one another, so bad hygiene didnt really contribute to the black death, that was the midevil people's hypothesis as to what they thought MIGHT be sspreading the black plague.
How fast did the Black Death spread?
The Black Death spread across Europe at 4km
How did people fall victim to the black death?
First of all, living conditions were horrible in the middle ages so deseases spread easily. The black death spread when fleas bit infected rats, then bit people. Because there was an abundance of fleas and rats the disease spread quickly an nobody knew how to cure it so a lot of people died.
When did the black daeth spread?
It Spread a Disease what Else would it spread
How many countries were affected by the black plague?
I don't know how many countries, but I know that it started in asia and then got to Europe. and spread all over Europe, I'm also not sure what other countries it may or may have not affected, but there you go :)
What countries were worst affected by the bubonic plauge?
most of Europe, the tip of Africa and in the middle east
What insect did the black death use to spread the contagious disease?
It was spread by fleas carried by Black rats.
What are the 4 most significant factors that led to the spread of the Black Death to Continental Europe?
poor understanding of Black Death. Misconceptions, gap between servants and masters.
