The Black Death was a massive plague, named: The Bubonic Plague; which spread through Britain and the rest of Europe in the mid 14th century, killing nearly half of the population; including farm animals, like: sheep, cows and chickens.
From the start to the end of the Black Death, the population decreased by around 1.8 million people. Due to minimal pay, lack of hygiene and nutrition, peasants especially had a tough time defending against the spread of the infectious disease.
Assuming that you mean the Black Death, it started with trade flourishing in Asia, but sanitation was not very important then so peasants lived in filth with the rats. But rats were not the cause for the plague... But the fleas on the rats. In the fleas' bite transmitted the infection from one host to another... People back then had NO IDEA what hit them.
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You would be crushed to death, as Black holes pull everything to the center of them, including light.
The coral snake, black mamba, and the death adder.
Yersinia pestis
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The Black Death did not start in England. It started in either southwest Asia or a port in Genoa, Italy.
asia
in Mongolia
1347
i think that the black death started it first
no. The black death started mainly because of fleas having an interaction with rats.. starting the plague.... Here is When....
Through fleas on rats
Exact month is yet unknown. Black Death started in 1346 to 1353.
the black death started in china because of a man sailing caught it. he was on his way to china to deliver goods and he spread it.
The Black Death first struck Europe in 1347. It had been in Asia before that, but there is no record of exactly when or where it first struck.
Well It started in 1348 and ended in 1350 :)