It traveled by ship, because they used ships to go many places that we use airplanes for now. It also traveled by human beings going from one place to another on foot or horses. It spread quickly due to the fact that the people did not understand how to prevent it and did not have any effective medicines for it. When a person died of the plague, their corpse often spread the plague, because many times the dead were not buried quickly due to so many people being sick. The priests would visit the sick and they spread the plague themselves that way, unknowingly. The people who were sick were not always quarantined so they had contact with people that they then gave the plague to. There were traveling bands of people who thought the way to stop the plague was to beat themselves with whips, and they spread the plague from place to place, because they went from town to town preaching that the people needed to repent and punish themselves in order for God to deliver them of this plague.
The Black Plague traveled along the Silk Road in 1354 and arrived because of a ship carrying those who had the plague and were dying from it.
black death was spread by Mongols. While traders also played an important role.
Meketaten was believe to have died from the plague.
the Black Death Plague traveled via trade routes. Mainly due to Mongol armies attacking Europe.
The black plague claimed millions of lives.We believe the black plague was caused by the fleas that rats carried, aided by poor sanitation.
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The Black Death. Otherwise known as the Bubonic Plague, or Oimmeddam, this plague killed anywhere from 25-200 million people in Europe.
Infected sailors traveled from one country to another carrying the disease.
It was believe that it came in to London first
The Black Death, a widespread plague in the 14th century, spread across Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It devastated populations in cities and rural areas, with estimates of tens of millions of deaths. The plague had a significant impact on society, economy, and culture during the Middle Ages.
I believe it was 1902, there was a case recorded in Leith.
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