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History Paper 1: Thematic Study and Historic Environment
Medieval Medicine c.1250 - c.1500
Case Study: The Black Death
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History Paper 1: Thematic Study and Historic Environment > Medieval Medicine c.1250 - c.1500 > Case Study: The Black Death
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History Paper 1: Thematic Study and Historic Environment > Medieval Medicine c.1250 - c.1500 > Case Study: The Black Death
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Was a mixture of the
bubonic
plague and the
pneumonic
plague.
The Bubonic Plague was spread by
flea bites
carried by
rats
on
ships
that caused:
headaches
fever
buboes
-
puss filled swellings
The Pneumonic Plague was
airborne
and spread by
coughs
and
sneezes
that caused:
difficulty breathing
- due to
pain
coughing
up
blood
Black Death arrived in Britain in
1348
and is estimated it killed a
third
of the population .
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