Write three sample research questions about the Black Death.

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"How many people did the Black Death kill?" or "What were the symptoms of Black Death?" These are questions I believe would be asked by a researcher.

Whitepunk [10]3 years ago

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Answer:How much people faced black dead in Europe and healed? How did Asia traders help the disease to spread through Europe? What treatment is more effective for each disease stage?

Explanation:

The bubonic plague was one of the biggest and more significant pandemics of history. It spread from Asia to Europe and even though many people died from it, some did not. That is why it would be nice to know how many people survived it. There is a theory that supports the idea of traders and merchants carrying animals infected with it and the contamination not only came through in the form of rats or wild animals but also domesticated animals that were sold as food. Diseases have different stages and there are different treatments for the bubonic plague that is why it would be awesome to know which one is better for every stage.

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