The ending to the Eleventh Plague is abrupt and leaves you hanging in suspense.
Armistice Day - the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month 1918.
The eleventh day, of the eleventh month, at the eleventh hour, a treaty ending the first World War was signed.
the second plauge was frogs invading Egypt
the plauge was first dicoverd in 1661
Eleven AM. There were many terms added to the English language by World War 1, and the Eleventh Hour is a good example. The war also ended on November 11, the eleventh day of the eleventh month, which makes it easier to remember.
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It was supposed to be the Armistice ending World War I. In practice, while it did effectively end hostilities along the "Western Front", fighting continued for some time in the former Russian Empire and in parts of the Ottoman Empire.
The black plauge was from Europe and spread all the way to cover half of Asia it went that far. But now there is no Black Plauge it ended in about the 15 century. I don't know exacly where the Black Plauge started though.
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it killed thousands of people
wiped them out
Plauge