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Global Health and Disease
School: University Of California, Berkeley
Course: HISTORY 183
... dv. What is plague? d. How was the 1900 Plague epidemic different from previous outbreaks? III. Bubonic Plague in Brazil Tuesday, February 02, 2010 2:01 PM Lecture Notes Page 9 dv. Europe - 7000 people i. Part of it was due to species of fle...
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History Midterm Review
School: University Of Massachusetts, Amherst
Course: HISTORY 111
... Mongols then weakened by Black Death and lose China, a key link to trade. World trade weakened; Silk Route: network of interlinking trade routes that connects Asia with the Mediterranean and Europe; Black Death/Bubonic Plague: devastating pand...
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Hist Paper 3
School: University Of Southern California
Course: HIST 130
Tradonsky. Brad Tradonsky. M. Broude. Hist 103. 12/2/11. How changes in Europe Affected Religions Role. In the Fourteenth Century the bubonic plague left roughly one third of Europe's population dead. The plague brought to light the proximity ...
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Black Death
School: Guilford Technical Community College
Course: HISTORY 101
Bubonic Plague. The Bubonic Plague or also known as the Black Death was a rare but fatal bacterial infection that was transmitted by fleas. ... The bubonic plague started in China during the early 1330's (Middle-Ages). ...
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Maria Theresa of Austria
School: Peters Twp Hs
Course: EURO 101
Amy Crummie. Mr. Kevin Lawrence. AP European History. 11 October 2015. Maria Theresa of Austria. Analyze how the individual ...
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APUSH Outlines
School: Cranbrook Schools
Course: HISTORY APUSH
Virgin soil epidemic: Bubonic plague; Small pox; Spanish flu. Native americans were wiped out, easier to take over. Trade. Columbian exchange; Better food so English had longer lives; Indians got ...
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Reading Post 2
School: Washington State University
Course: HIST 105
Daniel Diaz. The bubonic plague is a disease that was spread through small animals such as fleas. It killed a great portion of the population. After a victim was bit it could take up to a week for the symptoms to be visually noticed. ...
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Assignment 3 hist 121p
School: University Of California, Santa Barbara
Course: HIST 121p
... Elizabethan Sources, 1558-1603 by Rebecca Totaro I have come to find out a great amount about the effects of the bubonic plague in London ...
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001GuidedReading12(MongolEurasiaandItsAftermath(1200-1500)
School: Felix Varela Senior High School
Course: HISTORY 207
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Global Health and Disease
School: University Of California, Berkeley
Course: HISTORY 183
... dv. What is plague? d. How was the 1900 Plague epidemic different from previous outbreaks? III. Bubonic Plague in Brazil Tuesday, February 02, 2010 2:01 PM Lecture Notes Page 9 dv. Europe - 7000 people i. Part of it was due to species of fle...
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History Midterm Review
School: University Of Massachusetts, Amherst
Course: HISTORY 111
... Mongols then weakened by Black Death and lose China, a key link to trade. World trade weakened; Silk Route: network of interlinking trade routes that connects Asia with the Mediterranean and Europe; Black Death/Bubonic Plague: devastating pand...
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Hist Paper 3
School: University Of Southern California
Course: HIST 130
Tradonsky. Brad Tradonsky. M. Broude. Hist 103. 12/2/11. How changes in Europe Affected Religions Role. In the Fourteenth Century the bubonic plague left roughly one third of Europe's population dead. The plague brought to light the proximity ...
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Jan 28
School: Colorado State University
Course: HIST 150-002
Jan 28. Ancient America and European Encounters. Early European Trade: A lot took place East to West; centralized around Italy. What factors contributed to European departure form this fairly comfortable system of trade? Bubonic Plague/Black Death...
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CH11Questions
School: Hillsborough High School
Course: HISTORY 206
Explain how the Black Death, or bubonic plague, spread throughout Afro-Eurasia. What human activity facilitated its diffusion? ...
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Wiswall Test 4 Vocab
School: Cranbrook Schools
Course: HISTORY World Hist
... Black Death- An epidemic of bubonic plague that ravaged most of Europe in the mid-fourteenth century. Conciliar Movement- The attempt to substitute councils of church leaders for papal authority in late medieval Christianity. ...
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