The History of the Great Plague

These fleas are ideal for finding different places to live. They are very different from human fleas because they are housed in the clothes of the house and the people, and they can live even with humans. This is one reason why plague spreads rapidly. The flea population expands during the warmer seasons and often dies when the winter is really cold. By the summer of 1348, this deadly epidemic has spread to most of Europe. Therefore, Black Death Destroyed many countries like Belgium and the Netherlands under France.

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Plague is a fatal disease with a serious mortality rate, mainly through rat bleeding of fleas, or through human-to-human transmission in the form of pneumonia. There were countless plague epidemics in history, but the greatest influence on human society is not only death, but also social, economic and cultural aspects as well as death, 6, 14 and 20 th century It is an epidemic disease. Impact of the results Community and country development has changed many times. Major changes have been made to prevent the recurrence of antibiotics such as pandemic plague, streptomycin and others such as bacteriology, bacteriology, quarantine and other public health measures, but today's plague remains an important and potentially serious threat is. Human and animal health