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THE BLACK DEATH The Plague

Also known as the Bubonic Plague

In the 14th century (the 1300's), a horrible disease struck Asia, Africa, and Europe. The people called this illness the Black Death. The disease started in Asia in the 1340's. It quickly spread to Africa, and throughout Europe. Infected people first broke out with red ring shaped marks with dark center spots on their arms and necks. They would run high fevers. They became even more ill, and then they died.

In just two years, 25 million people died of the plague In just two years, 25 million people died of the plague. In ten years, the plague had killed over 1/3 of Europe's population. Can you imagine the fear people must have felt? People were sick everywhere. Whole families were wiped out. Whole villages were wiped out. Outbreaks of the plague continued for two hundred years.

We now know it was caused by a bacterium and transmitted by fleas from rats to humans

Spread of the Plague across Europe http://www.wadsworth.com/history_d/templates/student_resources/0534600069_spielvogel/InteractiveMaps/swfs/map11_1.html  Interactive map

Many current Halloween images come from art produced during the time of the Plague