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What were the consequences of the Black Death in Britain?
bad health and stuff
What are the dates when the Black Death killed Europeans?
The dates for the Black Death in Europe were 1347 to 1352. After that it returned many times, but was not as bad as it was during those years.
When did the black death end in Italy?
The Black Death spread through Italy from south to north in 1348. In some places it remained as late as 1352. In the north of Italy, around Milan, the outbreak is said to have been not as bad or long as it was elsewhere.
Where did the black death arrive?
The black death started around 1437 in Europe.
What insect carried the black death?
The Black Death was spread by fleas which lived on black rats.
Why did you have the Black Death?
Black death originated in china, in mongol army camps. Due to bad hygiene conditions and bad sanitation.
Who was the Black Death bad for?
The people who died.
What do people say about the Black death?
It was bad.
Are all of the consequences of the black death bad?
It was bad and good because............
What bad things came from the crusades?
The Black Death
The Black plague caused the use of money to pay for things?
The Black Death or Plague caused a severe shortage of workers. Because of this, landowners and royalty began to pay workers with money for their labor.
What was it like after the black death?
Quiet and it smelt really bad.
What were the consequences of the Black Death in Britain?
bad health and stuff
Did Black Death victims have any hope?
Many people who got the Black Death survived. Most did not, however, and it was pretty bad.
What is the most common threat meant for the black death?
bad hygiene and sanitation methods. Mainly bad sewage system and cleaning system.
What are the dates when the Black Death killed Europeans?
The dates for the Black Death in Europe were 1347 to 1352. After that it returned many times, but was not as bad as it was during those years.
Did bad air cause the black death?
No. It was caused by a bacterium called Yersinia pestis.
