Pneumonic plague

but what most people don't know is that is directly related to the Bubonic Plague and the sudden death of around 43 thousand people. Each line of the famed nursery rhyme is referring to the transmission, living condition, and approximately how many died during the height of the infection (Berry). One can infer from the popular nursery rhyme that the Bubonic Plague is anything but Sunshine and Posies. The Bubonic/Black plague was one of the greatest atrocities that the world has ever known dating back

knights and castles, royals and peasants, plague and famine, war and death. In the 1300’s a devastating plague swept across of most of Europe and Asia. It killed millions of people. Upon reaching Britain it killed over one-third the population. The Black Death, in only a few years, had left a permanent mark on Britain, its economy, the feudalism system and its culture through the cause of the major population decline in the 14th century. The Black Plague or Black Death is believed to have begun

The christian people believed that God was punishing them for sinning. The plague killed 25 - 45% of the populations it came in contact with. They both had some similarities in trying to prevent the Christians and Muslims from getting the Black Death. The black death was caused by bacterial strains, lived in the stomach of certain fleas which live in the fur of rodents. There were three types of the plague bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic. The most common was bubonic. The person would develop bumps

any idea why it was occurring or where it came from. Today we now know how it spread and the impact of the plague it had on the economy at the time. The Black Death as the outbreak became known as actually evolved from three strains of horrific medical conditions. The first, Bubonic Plague was a very rapid spreading disease with gruesome symptoms. When someone came in contact with the plague, they usually developed a fever within a few hours. After the fever, the lymph glands on the skin swelled

the bubonic plague, Its first out of three appearances. The bubonic plague is also known as The Black Death plague because of the symptom, gangrene, which cause blackness of the extremities. The bubonic plague is an infectious-bacterial disease which classifies as proteobacterial, the pathogen Yersinia pestis is responsible for causing the bubonic plague as well as pneumonic and specticemic, Yersinia pathogen is a gram negative, rod shaped and non-spore forming bacteria. The bubonic plague is the most

Derick Santos Mr. Surina English CP 4/6/17 The Black Plague The Black Plague is an infectious disease that killed sixty percent of Europe. The Black Plague is caused by a bacteria called Yersinia Pestis and is found in wild rodents that live in large numbers and density. The Black Plague came in three forms, bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic. They all had the same outcome which is dying in a unpleasant way. Agnolo di Tura, a chronicler, stated, "In many places in Siena great pits were

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

The Center of Disease Control and Prevention has an emergency awareness and response page based off of a zombie apocalypse to help inform people on how they should be ready if a major emergency were to occur. The CDC has a range of research and information from heart disease to the worst, infectious, disease-causing agents. The CDC also shares information about how to prepare and what to do if a bioterrorism attack or pandemic were to occur. The Center of Disease and Control is a diversified government

the disease by a simple bite to a human even animals causing them to have numerous symptoms which led to death. The Black Death had three types of forms called Bubonic Plague, Septicemic Plague and Pneumonic Plague. This dreadful worldwide disease affected mainly socially, economic and political. The Black Death effected the plague in many ways for life or temporary but

Avery Whitbeck Hour 7 2.11.17 R&J Research Paragraph Bubonic Plague The Bubonic Plague has existed for thousands of years and causes horrific symptoms. According to “Bubonic Plague” by Kathleen Scogna, the first documented outbreak was in 430 BC which hit Athens, Greece, while the second and most famous outbreak was in London in 1346 killing one-third of the population of Europe. The Bubonic Plague swept across the rest of the world with new epidemics from the fourteenth to the seventeenth centuries