People in the middle ages unknowingly spread black death across Europe
in 1347. This matters because it teaches us how fast pandemics can be
spread and nobody knew what was about to happen or how much would have died.
in 1347. This matters because it teaches us how fast pandemics can be
spread and nobody knew what was about to happen or how much would have died.
It spread because of trading ships which carried the black death on them.
The Asian boating ships had first arrived to trade in Messina, Italy in 1347
and continued to carry it on to major cities while trading up and arrived in
Europe which was the most tragic place to arrive.
The Asian boating ships had first arrived to trade in Messina, Italy in 1347
and continued to carry it on to major cities while trading up and arrived in
Europe which was the most tragic place to arrive.
The spread of death nearly destroyed the whole of Europe with around 75 million deaths,
Looking forward to your melodrama post Kaedun- could link it with Science, "Diseases and epidemics of the 19th century included long-standing epidemic threats such as smallpox, typhus and yellow fever. In addition, cholera emerged as an epidemic threat and spread worldwide in six pandemics in the nineteenth century".Great topic for a melodrama,
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