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What was the Black Plague and why it so deadly?

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ohaa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Black Plague was a bacterial disease that created a pandemic centered around Eurasia and North Africa.

It was very deadly because the symptoms were extreme, and it spread easily.

Explanation:

Infected people would suddenly have fever and chills, as well as the development of painful buboes. They would also face bleeding and nausea.

The disease would kill people by blood clotting and organ failure.

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