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What arrived in 1347 and caused the deaths of over a million people?
The Black Death ravaged Europe from 1347 to 1351. Its plague.
What was on of the primary reasons for the spread of the bubonic plague?
The Black Death was a pandemic (an epidemic spreading over a large area) that killed millions of people. It started in Europe in 1347, and lasted until 1351. Almost one out of every three people in Europe got the disease and died. This means about 25 million people died from it in Europe alone.
What was one of the primary reasons of the spread of bubonic plague?
The Black Death was a pandemic (an epidemic spreading over a large area) that killed millions of people. It started in Europe in 1347, and lasted until 1351. Almost one out of every three people in Europe got the disease and died. This means about 25 million people died from it in Europe alone.
When did the black death reach Europe?
Black death affected Europe from about 1340 onwards. It killed large population of Europe, almost 100 million people died of this deadly disease. It reduced worlds population from 450 million to 350 million.
What was Europe's population in 1347?
75 million before the black plague and 50 million after
When did the plague spread to Europe?
It started about 1347.
What year did the black death hit Europe?
1347
In what year was the black plague how many people died?
The black plague occured in Europe from 1347-1351. It killed about 25 million people.
In what year did the Black death first reach europe?
1347
Where in Europe did the Black Death Affect?
The Black Plague or Death affected all of Europe in 1347 to 1351.
What was one of the primary reasons for the spread of the bubonic plague?
The Black Death was a pandemic (an epidemic spreading over a large area) that killed millions of people. It started in Europe in 1347, and lasted until 1351. Almost one out of every three people in Europe got the disease and died. This means about 25 million people died from it in Europe alone.
Who ruled Europe in 1347?
Europe's primary ruler at that time would've been the pope (Pope Clement VI).
