Answer:
1. Rush-Bagot Treaty - Limited the number of naval vessels on the Great Lakes
2. Permafrost - ground permanently frozen
3. Treaty of Washington - Settled many problems between Great Britain and the United States
4. Sir John A. Macdonald - First prime Minister of Canada
5. Quebec Act of 1774 - Restored rights to French Canadians
6. Caribou - A type of deer found in the Canadian wilderness
7. Giovanni da Verrazzano - Italian explorer who sailed under the direction of the king of France
8. The Mohawks - Deadly enemies of the Huron
9. Filibustering raid - Unauthorized invasion by private individuals
10. Father Marquette - Noted missionary and explorer
11. United Province of Canada - Quebec and Ontario
The current Japanese prime minister is Shinzo Abe.
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Answer:
yes it was.
Explanation:
it killed about 25 million people which is a third of Europe's population at the time and it was very difficult to get rid of, it stuck around for centuries in some cities, it was also very contagious it also took 3-5 days to show symptoms so when you were asymptomatic you were spreading it all over. it only ended because those who could left infested areas and those who couldnt stayed inside away from the public.