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    The “Black Plague” is a term applied to an infectious disease that is caused by a gram negative organism called “Yersinia pestis”. Rodents ,such as rats, squirrels, rabbits, cats, mice etc., are the main source of origin for this bacteria, the bacteria itself being spread between animals by their fleas. The bacillus has been prevalent in wild rodents in the continents of Europe and Asia for many centuries, and the disease has, at times, devastated inhabitants and influenced the course of history

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    The End of The World is Here - The Black Plague Hits Europe! Europe’s population takes a devastating turn With the new virus going around no one is safe in Europe. The population in Europe has already gone down by 60%. With this unfamiliar sickness going around many people have seen their own family fall dead at their own feet. The nobles are vanishing their castles, leaving towns filled with death and fury. Making the lower class live in their own filth causing this deadly illness to spread to

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    In 1495 an epidemic of a new and terrible disease broke out among the soldiers of Charles VIII of France when he invaded Naples in the first of the Italian Wars, and its subsequent impact on the peoples of Europe was devastating this was syphilis. Its symptoms were painful and repulsive the appearance of genital sores, followed by foul abscesses and ulcers over the rest of the body and severe pains. The remedies were few and hardly efficacious, the mercury in-unctions and fumigation that people

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    The Spanish Inquisition is characterized by its vast and brutal tortures, contrasting with what Catholics are currently teaching and practicing today. This leads to the controversy of where exactly this case stands legally, even morally, as it puts into question the infallibility of the pope, the teachings of the Church, and more. Using “Records of The Spanish Inquisition”, translated from the original manuscripts, written by Inquisidor General de Espana, actual court cases during the inquisition

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    Black Death Effect

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    In 1348 the Black death arrived on European shores. The first part of Europe to get infected was Sicily. The international gates of Genoa and Venice experienced the symptoms about a year later. A lot people think the beginnings of the plague moved westward with trade caravans. Genoese and Venetian merchants got infected during a siege of their trading posts at Caffa. They brought the disease with them into the Mediterranean, Constantinople and Europe. Muslim merchants imported plague from Constantinople

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    When knights needed to defend themselves in battle, using the right weapon at the right time was extremely important as well as what armour they wore. Longswords were used to slash and jab while still being viable to use with one hand, while plate armour protected against those types of attacks. Projectile based weapons could engage on the enemy from a distance, but with the sacrifice of guaranteed damage. Most knights carried at least a sword into battle, and long ranged weapons were commonly used

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    The Black Death, also known as the Bubonic Plague, was one of the deadliest epidemics among human history. This illness arrived in Europe around 1347 and from there, it ran its course killing millions of Europeans, almost one third of the country’s population. To put this into number form, the population in “1347 was 75 million people and by the time 1352 came, there were only 50 million” people (“The Black Death: Bubonic Plague”). People believe the Black Death started in China and since China was

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    Plagues are basically diseases that meant to kill all humans that came in contact with. Talking about famous plagues, it reminds me of the black plague also called the bubonic plague in the 1300s that took the lives of millions in Europe, the great plague of London that was caused by some kind of rat infestation infecting the food and the plague in China's Yunnan province that also spread to India also killing millions of people. I am not sure what other plagues I have missed as I may not have heard

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    same however, many new improved ideas and beliefs formed. The Medieval period was not a good time to live. This period was rattled with plagues, darkness, and malicious acts of inhumanity. Then the world began to change it began to grow, and the diseases, the darkness, and the harshness started to crumble and disappear into nothingness. However, it did take time to spread across all of Europe, but when the darkness

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    European Feudalism Flaws

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    Europe was in a light age due to high accomplishments and power. Although there were some rough times there were a lot of great times. For example, there was a system called Feudalism to keep order in the town. The king was at the top, lords, knights, and lastly, the serfs or peasants. Previously anyone could read or write, only the monks could read or write. Until one day in Bologna, Italy, the University of Bologna was the first university that was established, so now everyone is able to read and

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