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Ring around the Rosy is actually a song about the Black Plague that originated in England.

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During war they threw dead and infected corpses at the enemy. This was queen Elizabeth's idea

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The disease didn’t come from rats

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The term "Black Death" is recent. During the plague, it was called "the Great Mortality" or "the Pestilence."

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The Black Death Still Exists Today

From The book

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The Great Plague of London from 1665 to 1666, the Great Plague of Vienna in 1679, the Marseille plague from 1720 to 1722, and the Moscow Plague in 1771. The similarities and differences of these diseases are still controversial, but their fatal form seems to have disappeared in Europe in the 18th century.

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The Black Death caused about 75 million deaths worldwide

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If people were infected with the plague, they put red crosses on their home door as if it was a quarantine, so no one else caught the Black Death.

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The Jews were often accused of causing the plague to destroy Christians, even though Jews and Muslims were as likely to be infected as Christians.

After being tortured, some Jews confessed that they were poisoning wells and other water sources, creating the plague. As a result, Jews were expelled or killed by the thousands.
I got this from research

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The Black Death travelled 30 to 100 times faster over land than the bubonic plagues of the 20th century

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You may die

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You can die

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75 million people died in Europe during the plague.
I got this fact from a book

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The Black Death did not afflict all major European cities and towns on principal trade routes
In Milan for example only one house was affected

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Since Long time ago people had no clue about germs people believed by cutting open buboes, drinking pee or placing a hen next to a infected human thinking that would cure the witch craft in a person. But of course it did not work.

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Is a disease that is difficult or even impossible to treat

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If you got Black Death you will have fave,symptoms of toxemia,lymphadenopathy,pneumonia,hemorrhage

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Half of the population died because of the disease.

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If one of your family members or you got the plague, your entire family will be locked in your house and the door will have a red X drawn on it to signal that this is a infected family and when they open the door again you and your entire family will be either dead or infected by the plague. I knows this fact from a video I watched from YouTube.

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All the conditions were right for an epidemic

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People would get boils during the Black Death. I know this fact from my knowledge.

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The doctors wouldn’t actually heal people

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the name ‘black death’ was actually not the REAL NAME back then. In fact, it was known as “the pestilence” or “the great mortality”.

link - https://factslegend.org/50-interesting-black-death-facts/

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People would die within five days
They wore beaks with herbs and used sticks
The Black Death was made from two plagues the bubonic and the pneumonic

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People would squeeze lime on dead bodies so that they would  rot faster

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Conor

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The Black Death consists of two plagues, the Pneumonic Plague and the Bubonic Plague

The Pneumonic plague is the deadliest

The Black Death killed 25% to 60% of Europe's Population

The Black Death was not the First Plague Epidemic

The population at the time was prone to disease spread

The Black Death was believed to be caused by 'Pockets of bad air’

Patients Were Often Discouraged from Bathing during the Plague

The bubonic plague is a germ-called Pasteurella Pestis which lived in the blood of black rats and in the guts of fleas that travelled around the fur

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In war, people would throw plague infected corpses at each other

From My Personal Understanding. 😶😀🙂😑🤯

YouTube :)

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SUPPORT LINK: Click on the link below to take you to a website about the Black Death

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SUPPORT LINK: Click on the link below to take you to a website about the Black Death

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https://www.bbc.com/education/guides/z7r7hyc/revision

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All the conditions were right for an . Doctors were powerless against infectious disease. People were weakened by war and harvest failures. Germs, the fleas which carried them, and the rats which carried the fleas, flourished in the dirty towns. Busy trade routes carried the plague from one place to another.

The plague arrived at Melcombe Regis in Dorset in June 1348 and it spread throughout the south of England. In 1349 it reached Wales, Ireland and the north of England. By 1350, it had made it to Scotland. Estimates suggest as much as half the population died.

The Black Death affected the way people thought about life in many different ways. Some lived lives perceived to be wild or immoral, others fell into deep despair, whilst many chose to accept their fate.

Historians suggest that the Black Death helped to cause a religious movement in the shape of the , the end of the and the .

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BBC Bitesize - KS3 History - The Black Death - Revision 1

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All the conditions were right for an . Doctors were powerless against infectious disease. People were weakened by war and harvest failures. Germs, the fleas which carried them, and the rats which carried the fleas, flourished in the dirty towns. Busy trade routes carried the plague from one place to another.