The Black Plague was no ordinary plague, it killed more than 25 million people in 1347-1353 (Dobson)! The Black Plague was the worst plague in human history because it was in a highly populated area, was easily spread and and it was hard to treat.
The Black Plague was the worst disease in human history. The Black Plague was nicknamed the black death because at its worst times many people described it as a black cloud of death that was not avoidable(Dobson). The black plague killed 30% of the population of Europe(Dobson). The black plague changed the world and even sources of power(Dobson). It had terrible symptoms and was hard to treat at the time(Benedict). 60% of the people affected with the virus passed away (Dobson).
There are many symptoms of the Black Plague and here are just a few. During the beginning stages of the black death there was blistering and …show more content…
Anyone who had any sort of symptoms was immediately placed in quarantine with a bunch of other sick people(Benedict). This meant that even if they were not sick with the Black Plague, they would for sure get it. Many people were punished because they hid from the public and had the black plague(Dobson).
Many people got better hygiene which was a major factor to ending the spread of the black plague. Because many people passed away, people started to work on their hygiene. This meant they needed to wash their hands more often and take baths more often(Dobson). If someone didn’t have a bathroom then they needed to wash their hands even more, this was new or not normal for many people who never, or rarely washed their hands(Benedict).
The Black Plague was the worst disease in human history because it was in a densely populated area, was easily spread and how hard it was to treat.the 1300s was a bad time to be around because that’s when the Black Plague was around, but some think it may still be
The Black Plague was the worst disease in human history. The Black Plague was nicknamed the black death because at its worst times many people described it as a black cloud of death that was not avoidable(Dobson). The black plague killed 30% of the population of Europe(Dobson). The black plague changed the world and even sources of power(Dobson). It had terrible symptoms and was hard to treat at the time(Benedict). 60% of the people affected with the virus passed away (Dobson).
There are many symptoms of the Black Plague and here are just a few. During the beginning stages of the black death there was blistering and …show more content…
Anyone who had any sort of symptoms was immediately placed in quarantine with a bunch of other sick people(Benedict). This meant that even if they were not sick with the Black Plague, they would for sure get it. Many people were punished because they hid from the public and had the black plague(Dobson).
Many people got better hygiene which was a major factor to ending the spread of the black plague. Because many people passed away, people started to work on their hygiene. This meant they needed to wash their hands more often and take baths more often(Dobson). If someone didn’t have a bathroom then they needed to wash their hands even more, this was new or not normal for many people who never, or rarely washed their hands(Benedict).
The Black Plague was the worst disease in human history because it was in a densely populated area, was easily spread and how hard it was to treat.the 1300s was a bad time to be around because that’s when the Black Plague was around, but some think it may still be