<em>Well, You see Have you ever thought about how our ancestors survived through all of the diseases from hundreds of years ago? Well hundreds of years ago in the Medieval ages, our ancestors from Europe had to survive a deadly plague called the Black Death. have you ever thought how our ancestors were affected by that disease? Our ancestors had to live through the Black Death and were affected by the Black Death emotionally, physically, and economically. So many people had to live through the Black Death and were hurt emotionally that they had to lose their family and friends all because of the Black Death. a lot of people thought that the Black Death was a punishment from God and the angels. people thought they were being punished for their sins. Seracambi who was an apothecary drew a drawing that showed the Angels shooting arrows at people to kill them. this is what people thought was happening in the medieval ages. Seracambi drew many deaths of the Black Death. when he made records of these deaths, he started to draw images of what was happening in the Black Death. he's are donating the images or drawings to the local Lord as a reference. In one of his drawings for the source, he drew the Angels coming out of the clouds looking very angry at the humans shooting arrows at them and pouring some sort of powder onto the humans. Now because of these deaths, people were hurt emotionally to see their loved ones and their friends just die in front of them. these pictures Seracambi drew, Why did many people call her "Black Death" because The Black Death is believed to have been the result of plague, an infectious fever caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. The disease was likely transmitted from rodents to humans by the bite of infected fleas. Well, Hope This Helps!</em>
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