Black Death

Jul 06, 2025

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Explore the haunting remnants of the Black Death through chilling images capturing villages, rats, fleas, and the mysterious holes that marked this devastating era. Enter the eerie world of a plague-ridden past.

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Black Death

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Black Death
Images
Flea
A village

Rat Holes

Black Death

Black Death. Quick Run. When did it arrive?. The plague is believed to have arrived in Europe in 1347 during the month of October. Those who had gathered to greet the ship were surprised to find most of the crew dead, or ill. Eww , get them out of here.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. Key questions. There are 3 questions that will be asked during the course of the lesson; 1. What is the “Black Death”? 2. What caused the Black Death? 3. What were the consequences?. The plague arrives.

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Black Death

Black Death. Socio-Historical Impacts Albert Camus.

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Black Death

Black Death. 1347-1351. Black Death. "It was dark before I could get home, and so land at Churchyard stairs, where to my great trouble I met a dead corps of the plague in the narrow ally just bringing down a little pair of stairs."-S. Pepys. Ring a-round the rosy Pocket full of posies 

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The Black Death

The Black Death. 1347 - 1351. The Culprits. Causes. Population increase mainly in cities Heavily dependent on farming Climate – Rain ruined crops 1315 -17 Famine led to susceptibility to diseases (up to 15% of population died in some places) - People became weaker

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The Black Death

The Black Death. The Bubonic Plague. The Black Death. The Bubonic Plague (or Black Death) ravaged the E uropean countryside beginning in the 14 th century. This disease wiped out 30-60% of the population. - some say up to 75%. They don’t seem to mind too much .

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Black Death

Black Death. AP Euro. In order to have a sound appreciation for Europe in the 15 th century, one should understand even the processes that began prior to that time. One such major process was the Black Death. Medically what was the Black Death?.

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Black Death / Black Plague

Black Death / Black Plague. By Jacob King and Samantha King. effects. Fever , stomach irsues , breathing problems ,paralysis (rare) ,heart failure , water substance in lungs.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. Your questions answered. Yersinia Pestis. The plague is caused by a bacterium – Y ersinia Pestis . Yersinia Pestis is easily destroyed by sunlight and drying but it can still live up to an hour in the air. . 3 Types of Transmission.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. How was the plague transmitted?.

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Black death

Black death. By: Isabella Moreno The Columbus School Rafael G iraldo. 7.4. Introduction.

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Black Death

Black Death. By : Isaac Okyere. Black Death originated in Central Asia and then spread to Europe . The Disease started in China and some merchants took some fleas with them on the ship that was going to Sicily (Italy).

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Black Death

Black Death.

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Black Death

By Dan Skylar Laurel. Black Death. How It All Began. Black death was named from the people in Europe. *1000 38 million * 1100 48 million * 1200 59 million * 1300 70 million * 1347 75 million * 1352 50 million Notice how 1347-1352 the population dropped 25 million. The Huns.

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Black Death

Black Death. What Is Black Death.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. The Black Death: 1347-1350. Dead littered the streets everywhere. Cattle and livestock roamed the country unattended. Brother deserted brother.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. 1347 - 1351. Ms. McHargue and Mr. Dueker. What were the political, economic, and social effects of the Black Death??. The Famine of 1315-1317. By 1300 Europeans were farming almost all the land they could cultivate. A population crisis developed.

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Black death

Black death. Human diseases project Gr.7 health By: Amila Hoang. Description of Black death. Black Death is also know as Bubonic Plague Black Death struck in Europe in the 14 th to 16 th century. Black Death is one of the most devastating pandemics in human history.

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THE BLACK DEATH

THE BLACK DEATH. References: A History of the Modern World by Palmer and Colton A History of Western Society by McKay, Hill, and Buckler The Western Perspective by Cannistraro and Reich Western Civilization by Spielvogel. THE BLACK DEATH from A History of Western Society. Spread

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The Black Death

The Black Death. 1347 - 1350. The Plague In 2002. Couple Remain Hospitalized With Bubonic Plague , New York Times, November 9, 2002. Civilization and Disease. Circa 8000 B.C.E. - Agriculture and S edentism : > close contact with animals

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The Black Death

The Black Death. by Logan Smith For Mrs. Waterbury – Gifted Ed May 7, 2008. The Black Death. What was the Black Death? Could you avoid it? What caused it? Where did it spread?. What was the Black Death?. The black death was a plague that almost wiped out Europe.

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Black Death

Black Death. Bubonic Plague. The Black Death. Bacterial infection Fleas are host Fleas live on rats Rats on ships Ships dock in Asia…the origin Spread to Europe. The Culprit. Why so severe?. Pre-existing factors 1315 to 1322 a catastrophic famine struck all of Northern Europe…cold?

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