The Black Death

By: Joshua. Osborne

Intro
What is the Black Death?
The Black Death is one of the most devastating sicknesses in human history,
resulting in the deaths of about 75 to 200 million people in Eurasia and peaking
in Europe in the years 13461353.

Who did the plague effect?

The plague effected all of the world and all
most all of Europe.

What are the Symptoms

of the Black Death?
Symptoms include swollen lymph
nodes, which can be as large as
chicken eggs, in the groin, armpit or
neck. They may get really warm.
Others and more like fever, chills,
headache, fatigue and muscle
aches.
Cause
Where did the Black Death come from?
The plague started in China then went to Europe and Britain in 1348.

How did it spread?

The bubonic plague was spereded by
bacteria carried by fleas that lived on black
rats.

Was the Black Death contagious?

Yes the Plague is contagious. You should stay a minimum of at least 3 meters away from
someone that has the plague. You should avoid touching infected tissues or body fluids from
a plague-infected person or animal.
Index
Page:
1: Intro:
What is the Black Death?

Who did it effect?

What are the symptoms of the Black Death?

2: Causes:
Where did the Black Death come from?

How did it spread?

Was it contagious?

3: Key Events+ people:

Death toll?

How fast did it spread?

Did it kill Important people?

4: Interpretations:
Who were the different people?

What did the monks think caused the plague and how did they curd it?

What is folk magic and flagellant?

5: Impact on Feudalism:
What is feudalism?

How did it change beauy of the B.D?

Why did feudalism change because of the B.D?

Diagrams

Black Death

People in Europe
People that sevived
People that died
Key Events+ people
Death toll?
The number of people who die because of an event such as a war or an
accident: The day after the explosion the death toll had risen to 90. Death and
dying. be pushing up (the) daisies idiom.

How fast did it spread?