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The black death caused, sweating, shivering, throwing up blood & sick, fever, swellings called buboes, black blotches under the skin caused by bleeding black blood under the skin & finally resulting in... DEATH!
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∙ 12y agothere were less peasants to work on the nobles land so the peasants refused to work unless they got payed more. So the nobles had to pay the peasants more until the King made a rule that the peasants couldn't get payed more than they had before. This caused the peasants revolt. I think?
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∙ 12y agowell if your talking about the people who didnt get infected then they would would be as good as dead 1. there would have been little or no food supplies 2. dead people everywhere infact so bad that they often filled the streets so it smelled gross and the streets were somtimes inacsesible 3. imagine outside your house filled with your family and friends dead and rotting for months because nobody would want to move them and think how traumatised you would be 4. that's if you didnt get the plauge
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Where in Europe did the Black Death Affect?
The Black Plague or Death affected all of Europe in 1347 to 1351.
Why is the black death called the black death did it affect only African-Americans?
The black death refers to the bubonic plague, an epidemic initially thought to be carried by rats, but actually traced to the fleas on the rats. The black plague / black death was most destructive in Europe during the middle ages, so few of the victims likely were black. The bubonic plague has been found in America from time to time and is usually associated with rats or squirrels. The disease does not discriminate. It is equally deadly to all races. It was called 'black death' because of the darkening of the skin shortly before death. The skin would become necrotic and develop lenticulae (black dots or splotches).
Did the black death affect any other mammals?
no but rats did carry it
How did the black death affect people in wiltshire England?
Many of them died.
How long did it affect people in the black death?
10 million years
Did Black Death victims have any hope?
Many people who got the Black Death survived. Most did not, however, and it was pretty bad.
Did europeans bury the victims of the Black Death?
They did, all were buried in mass graves.
Did the black death affect Poland?
No.
What usually happened to the victims of black death?
Black Death was a Plague pandemic. It caused bloody vomit fever and tumors and death.
How did the black death affect the churchs?
The churches were affected by black death because they smelled weird.c:
How did the black plauge get its name?
The Black Plague (also called the Black Death) got its name because of the black spots the disease produced on the skin of its victims.
What did the victims of the black death do to soposedly ward of the plague?
they carried posies round with them to get rid of the plague.
Where in Europe did the Black Death Affect?
The Black Plague or Death affected all of Europe in 1347 to 1351.
What did you get when you got black death?
Victims were subject to:headachesnauseaaching jointsfever of 101-105 degreesvomitinggeneral feeling of illness.
Why were victims of black death buried before sun rising?
apparently they thought that they couldn't get the disease if they did so
How long did black death victims survive?
5 days, if the buboe didn't pop, then they would live!
How did the black death affect norwich?
The black death appeared in Norwich in 1349, 1362 and 1369. It caused the death of over a quarter of the population.
