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- By Alex and Beau
- April 2005
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- Plague caused by a bacterium and characterized by the formation of
buboes.
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- The horrible disease struck central Europe.
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- The Bubonic Plague struck central Europe in the 14th Century.
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- A group of infected Tartars besieged a Genoese outpost on the coast.
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- Infected fleas bit rats and the rats bit the people causing the people
to have the infected disease that the fleas carried.
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- The victim of the plague receives giant, painful swellings that appear
in the victims neck, armpits, and groins. They die within 7 days.
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- No, because back in the 14th century they did not have the technology to
cure or prevent from the spreading of the plague.
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- The plague disappeared and it has not returned since.
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- Almanac 2005 pg. 98
- World Book 2001 vol. 15 P Pg. 505
- Med Evil Life 940.1 Lan pg. 60
- The Middle Ages 909.7
- http:/en.wikipediea.org/wiki/Black_Death
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