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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySClB6-OH-Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7OWLohZ_fs

http://www.history.com/topics/black-death

http://www.shsu.edu/~his_ncp/Boccaccio.html .

(http://www.history.com/topics/black-death/videos/the-black-death-begins)

http://edsitement.neh.gov/sites/edsitement.neh.gov/files/Black_Death.swf

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yes, because disease can change the world because the Ebola virus for example, this virus can kill people in the hundreds at a time. It has desroyed africa. Not as bad as the black death virus but still really bad.

Another reason is if the spread was to great it would cause the apocalypse and would destroy man kind. And also if it were the 14th century losing eveyone was normal to towns. And based on a historyalive.com the last person to survive had to burn the town.

Another reason is the symptoms. The symptoms of the Black Death are black puss filled bubbles or lymph nodes in the neck, armpits and groin. And I can only imagine it has gotten double to triple the pain rating to th plauge virus now. just like the ebola is probably going to be triple to quadrouple the symptome pain of the ebola virus.

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#4How have recent diseases affected the modern world? 

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#4How have recent diseases affected the modern world? 

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Diseases have affected the modern world by having different diseases mixing. These diseases mixed together they can be deadly. And when I mean deadly, I mean fatal. Like the Ebola virus for example, this virus can kill people and from what I heard from around the streets one of the symptoms of the Ebola virus you bleed through your eyes. the most scariest disease right now and the most widespread disease in my book for the past two years.

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#3:How did the Black Death affect people in the 14th century?

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#3:How did the Black Death affect people in the 14th century?

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Italy was the hardest hit during this time.  The plague took about half of Italy's population due to the Black Death.
The plague also brought out the helpfullness in people.  Due to everyone going through the same thing everyone was in the same boat.  Everyone was helping their fellow man during these hard times.

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#2:How did the Black Death spread so quickly?

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#2:How did the Black Death spread so quickly?

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The rats in 14th century Europe was spreading the disease of the the Black Death. The scary thing about it was that if you sneezed on your friend or family you just killed them. The disease lives in rats but can be spread through the bloodsucking ticks that feed on the rat. Today if you got the plauge you were unlucky but if you got it in the 14th century you were just as unlucky as your neighbors were.

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The origins of the Black Death are Asia, Europe, the Middleast, and Africa.
The symptoms of the Black Death are black puss filled bubbles or lymph nodes in the neck, armpits and groin. The skin turns white and purple. They do a shuffling of the feet and limp about  fall over, also know as the death dance. Their eyes are bloodshot. they also suffer from a high fever and spasimy fits. They also puked up blood.