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1. killed 1/3 of the population
2.between 1347-1351
3. spread throughout Europe by rats
4. killed 25 million people
5.was thought to be work of God

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1. The black death was in europw between 1347- 1351
2.The plague killed about 25 million people
3.people believed it was caused by god

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1) The plague killed about 25 million people.
2) Villages in Germany and England were wiped out.
3) It was spread through out Europe by rats
4) Originated in 1347 and ended at around 1351.
5) People thought the plague was a work of god himself.

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1) 1/3 of people in Europe were killed in the Black Death.
2) The Disease was spread mostly by trade.
3) The Black Death originated from flees that came from rats.
4) The black death started in China and spread westward.
5) We are not
100% sure that the Black death was Bubonic plague.

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1. Social patterns broke down, as entire towns were depopulated, land went untended, and skilled workers became scarce due to the plague.
2. Many believed the plagues, which recurred periodically for centuries, were a sign of God’s displeasure.
3.Worker shortages increased labor costs.
4. Symptoms of the Black Death included high fever, swelling of glands, and chills.
5. The vectors of this disease were rats

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1. The black death was in Europe between 1347 and 1351
2. It killed about 25 million people
3. It originated in China
4. Spread to Europe through invasions and trade
5. Europeans believed it was a sign of God's displeasure

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1) The plague killed an estimated 25 million people
2) Was in Europe between 1347 and 1351
3) it was spread by rats
4) Was thought to be the work of gods
5) Villages disappeared in England and Germany

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1) Between 1347 and 1351
2) Killed 1/3 of the population
3) Was from china and was carried by rats
4) Was thought to be the work of God
5) Entire villages disappeared

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1) Between 1347 and 1351 , west europe was ravaged by a plague known as "the black death"
2)Originated in China and was Spread by rodents
3) Killed 25 million , that killed a third of the population at the time
4)  trade declined
5) People believed it was caused by the displeasure of god

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1. Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe was ravaged by plague.
2. The "black death" killed an estimated 25 million people.
3.  25 million people was a third of their population.
4.  Europe thought it was a sign of God's displeasure.
5. The "Black Death" was an epidemic but then turned into a pandemic quickly.

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1.  There was a plague in western Europe between 1347 and 1351.
2. 25 million people were killed from the plague.
3.Europe's population suffered from malnutrition for years.
4.entire villages disappeared in England and Germany.
5. because of the black death, worker shortages increased labor costs.

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1. Between 1347 and 1351 the plague killed an estimated 25 million people.
2.Food prices fell due to decreased demand for food.
3.Entire villages disappeared in England and Germany.
4.worker shortages increased labor costs
5.Wages were substituted for service contracts, further weakening the institution of serfdom

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1. Between 1347 and 1351 the plague was in western Europe.
2. 25 million were killed by the plague.
3.started in china but came over on trade ships.
4. entire town were being depopulated, the land went untended, and skilled workers became scarce.
5. Many believed in the plagues as a sign of gods displeasure.

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1. it was spread by rats
2. Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe was ravaged by plague, which killed an estimated 25 million people, or close to a third of the population
3.The outbreak originated in China and was spread by invasion and trade

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1. The plague originated in China and spread by rats and infected fleas
2. Close to a third of the population died
3. They believed that plagues were gods way of showing he was displeased
4. Symtoms of the plague were high fever, swelling of the glands, chills, and sometimes red spots.
5. People would often leave their loved ones who were sick in order to save themsleves

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1. Between 1347 and 1351 Europe was infested with plague.
2. It estimated that it killed about 25 million people
3. Outbreak originated from trade ships that carried rat infested fleas
4. The Europeans didn't understand how the disease worked and were unable to treat it.
5. Entire villages in England and Germany disappeared.

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1. Between 1347 and 1351 the plague took over western Europe
2. Originated in China.
3. Killed 25 million people
4. People believed the plague was a sign of gods displeasure
5. After the plague many things went unattended and were left alone

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1) Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe Western Europe had a plague known as "The Black Death"
2) It killed close to one third of the entire population with an estimated 25 million people
3) It spread through trade and invasion
4) People believe that it was a sign of Gods' displeasure
5) The outbreak originated in China
6) No one knew how disease spread or how it worked so they didn't know how to cure it

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- spread by rats
- killed 25 million people
- between 1347 and 1351
- trade declined
- killed third of population

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1.)Possibly more than one-third of the European population died of the plague between 1347 and 1351.
2.)Many believed that God sent it as punishment for their sins or that the devil caused it
3.)Close to a third of the population died
4.) People would often leave their loved ones who were sick in order to save themselves
5.)The outbreak originated in China

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1.Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe had a plague killing an estimated 25 million people.
2.Trade declined due to the Black Plague
3. Villages in Europe and Germany were dissapearing  due to the Plague.
4.It all started in China then it crossed into Germany and Europe.
5.  People believed that the plagues were because of God's disspleasure.
6. Social patterns drown, as entire towns disappeared.
7.it was spread by rats and infected fleas.

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1. killed an estimated 25 million people
2. originated in China and was spread by invasion and trade
3. Many believed the plagues were a sign of God’s displeasure.

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1. Wages were substituted for service contracts, further weakening the institution of serfdom
2. Many believed the plagues, which recurred periodically for centuries, were a sign of God’s displeasure.
3. Entire villages disappeared in England and Germany.
4. The outbreak originated in China and was spread by invasion and trade (ships contained large populations of black rats, which carried infected fleas).
5. Social patterns broke down, as entire towns were depopulated, land went untended, and skilled workers became scarce.

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1. in 1347 through 1351 western europe was ravaged by a plague
2. it killed a third of the population which is an estimated 25 million
3. several people belived that all of the plagues were because of gods displeasure
4. it was spread by rats
5. towns depopulated
6. trade declined
7. villages dissapeared

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1.)25 million die of black death, a disease spread by rats.
2.)Black death originated in with rats in ships along the Mediterranean Sea.
3.)Black death was incurable.
4.)People at the time did not know how Black death spread.
5.)There were so many death that disposing of bodies was difficult.

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1. Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe was ravaged by plague, which killed an estimated 25 million people, or close to a third of the population.
2.
Italy’s crowded cities were hit hard.
3. trade declined.
4. killed 1/3 of people
5. spread rats.

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1) Many believed the plagues, which recurred periodically for centuries, were a sign of God’s displeasure
2) Social patterns broke down, as entire towns were depopulated
3) trade declined
4) villages disappered
5) killed many people, about 1/3

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1) Europe was ravaged by plague 1347 to 1351

2) It spread by black rats carrying infected fleas on trade ships from China

3) It killed a third of the population, or roughly 25 million people

4) Entire villages disappeared in England and Germany as a result

5)  Many Christians believed that the Black Death represented God’s punishment for sin

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1) trade declined because of the black plague
2) the plague killed an estimated 25 million people
3) the plague hit between 1347 and 1351
4) villages depopulated
5) originated in china

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1. Between 1347 and 1351 western Europe was ravaged by plague.
2. Several people believed the plagues were a sign of God's displeasure.
3. Trade was declined and food prices fell.
4. The cause of the plague was unknown.
5. It killed almost a third of the population.

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1. Between 1347 and 1351, western Europe was ravaged by plague, which killed an estimated 25 million people, or close to a third of the population.
2.  The outrage started in China and spread by trade and invasion.
3. The Europeans didn't know how to treat it.
4. Trade declined
5. Italy's crowded cities were hit hard

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*Most devastating natural disaster in European history.
*Bubonic plague was the most common form and was spread by black rats infected with fleas carrying deadly bacterium
*Followed trade routes
*Almost a third of Europe's population was wiped out by the deadly plague
*Entire villages were wiped of the map.
*16th century
*thought to be divine wrath
*Diseases limited human growth
*Greece disease free
*more trade more disease
*correlation between disease and war, still true
*mid 14th century
*still exists
*Rats jumped on trade routes
*18th century people didn't call it the black death
*Maybe pneumonic plague?
*descriptions match bubonic
*spit blood
*swelling almost always
*other outbreaks
*fall of Yuan dynasty
*kick-started Europe economy?
*Nurses etc... wanted 3 times pay
*Farmers wanted to only work the best land and to abandon all others
*Good for surviving workers?
*Helped Christianity
*New construction, brick not wood
*Created more barriers between plague and people
*Columbia exchange, lots of the plague
*90% of native pop. of america dies
*Europe keeps growing
*Determined Europe's prominence in the East
*inoculation
*Antibiotics

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-The Black Death happened between 1347 and 1351 and killed an estimated 25 million people
-Had origins in China from black rats, which carried infected fleas
-From Italy's crowded cities to entire villages, the Black Death spread
-Trade failed, there were shortages of good workers, and serfdom was weakened because wages were substituted for service contracts
-The European population significantly fell until the 1500s