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This source is a diagram of where in the body each strain of the plague effects

This is a good source for the topic of "impacts on infected people" because it shows where in the body each different strain of the plague effects. There are 3 different strains of plague and each impacts a different area of the body. The bubonic which is the most common of the three and it effects the Lymphatic system in the body. The septicemic version effects the circulatory system and is not rare but its not very common. The rarest of the three plagues is the Pneumonic plague. It effects the lungs and eventually the lungs liquify and you will cough them up and die. The septicemic and Pneumonic have a mortality rate of nearly 100%

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This source is an image is a map of the Gobi Desert.

This source reflects the topic of "The origins of the black death" because the black death was thought to have started in the Gobi Desert and have small outbreaks but never as big as the outbreak in 1347 and the silk road to help in the transport of the disease.

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This souce is a bar graph of the deaths comparison from the black death to different causes of death.

This is a good source for the topic of the total death toll because it shows how devastating the deaths from the plague was. 67 million more people died from the black death than both the world wars combined. This just shows how much of a disaster it really was

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This source in an image of a mass burial.

The people in the middle ages were using mass burials instead of single grave because of the big increase of deaths. They started by digging a deep hole and putting a layer of corpes down and then on top of the bodies, a thin layer of dirt, then another layer of bodies and another layer of dirt. This cycle continues until there is no more room for more bodies and then they dig another hole.

This image reflects the topic of mass burials because it is an image that archeologists have taken while discovering and uncovering the undergrounds of the black death cities.

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This source is a diagram of where the Pneumonic plague affects the body.

This image highlights the point of "impact on infected people" becuse it shows where in the body that strain of the plague effects the worst. Bubonic plague is the weakest of the three strains of the plague but the Pneumonic and the Septicimic had mortalilty rates of nearly 100%. This helps people in the modern day understand what the infected people of the middle ages wer going through if they had the disease.

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This source is a picture of a painting and this reflects the topic of the impact of society. This is shown becuase in the image, there are people in the background carrying someone that looks motionless and it looks as though the person is too sick and cannot move or the person is dead. There are also some people in the front of the image against a wall who look dead or are dying. They may be out on the streets because they dont want to get anyone else in their family infected or their families were too scared for their own saftey and kicked them out so they themselves would not get sick. This shows that the society was breaking down becuase people were getting kicked out of their own homes and left to die. There was a tear in families. They were being torn apart becuase of this plague.

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This is a picture of a painting -

This image shows the impact on cities and towns. I think that it shows this because there is a lot of evidence in the painting. There are fires shown in the background, there are mobs of people trying to attack the skeletons which i presume represents the disease and and the people fighting back are the victims that are fighting for their lives. The dead people on the ground are the people who fel victim but could not withstand the powers of the plague. The lines of skeletons might represent the plague being "held off" or the many lives that it will take now after moving to a new town and that will either be equaly as or more devestating than the first town