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How did people become infected with the plague?
Bubonic Plague was spread by being bitten by fleas that had bitten infected rats.
If a rat eats a thing and then if you eat that thing does it causes plague?
NO,Not unless the rat is infected by the plague flea.The infected flea causes the rat to get infected,All rats are not infected carriers,but caution is neccessary.
How did you get pneumonic plague from bubonic plague?
You got it through a rat flea that infected you.
How do you get black plague?
From fleas from infected rats.
Black death what could get infected?
Black Death was a Plague. Humans, animal especially rats could get infected.
According to the reading how did the bubonic plague first spread among countries?
Infected sailors traveled from one country to another carrying the disease.
Why didn't blacks get the black plague?
Because they weren't in contact with other people who had the Black Plague, so they weren't infected.
How do the fleas get infected with the plague?
the plague originated in Africa and was brought to Europe by ship rats infected with it. The fleas thrived among the rats who lived in dirty areas very close to each other. the fleas drank the infected rats blood and the bit humans with their jaws that were covered in the infected rat blood.
How do you spell a word meaning that you get a plague?
To acquire a disease is to become "infected" with it or by it.
What disease spread quickly and killed many people in Europe?
the bubonic plague, spread by rats bitten bye infected fleas
How do you get the plague?
One gets plague when he/she is bitten by infected rats or fleas.You got it through a flea that has bitten a rat whos blood is infected with many bad bacteria, like yersinia pestis.
Which Dorset port was the first to encounter the plague?
Melcombe Regis is one of the first entry points into England for the Black Death plague in 1348. Military, infected by the fleas of black rats, who were returning from the Hundred Year's war arrived at this seaport among others.
