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There was said to be a huge total amount of 25 -75 million deaths because of the Black Death. This swept through Asia and Europe in the late 1340s. The Black Death killed at least 60 percent of the population in rural and urban areas. This photo shows what caused the Black Death and the diseases that could've come from these rats.

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As the Black death spread, the Jews were blamed from "poisoning the wells." 2000 jews were put to death  several weeks before the plague. Three hundred and fifty Jewish massacres took place. There were a huge number of jews that had to be slaughtered, as high as 16000.

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Many bodies were taken to churches and there were not consecrated ground to bury them. Many bodies were thrown into the river or piled up into pits due to the lack of burial sites. Coffins were not always available so they would have to place the bodies onto boards to be carried to the carried to graveyards or pits.

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-It was believed that "the black death" was caused by poisoned air.
Prevention:
Houses were filled with smelling plants and flowers  and thee floor was sprinkled with vinegar and rosewater.
Treatment
-Back then a priest was more important than a doctor. All patients in hospitals were fed and cared for, but not much was done to cure them because there was little to cure them with.

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Life back then was difficult because hygiene was very poor. This is how the Black Death started and spread county to country. The Black Death caused the deaths of between 30 and 50 per cent of Europe's population. The impact of how many deaths there were on the European society was gigantic.

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The Black death is one of the deadliest widespread in history. It originated in Europe between 1348 and 1350 and it is said to be caused by Yersinia pestis which is a bacteria. The Black Death is said to have demolished 30% to 60% of Europe's population. The plague came back until the 19th century, until it left Europe for good.