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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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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
Bubonic Plague Notes View All Bubonic Plague Study Resources Notes
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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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Bubonic Plague
School: University Of Connecticut
Course: HIST 1805
Bubonic Plague. An epidemic that killed livestock and caused many people to starve to death. ... Black Death(Bubonic Plague). An epidemic that started in Asia and spread because of trade ships. ...
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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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