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    Valley Forge: Would you have quit This is the time of bloody war where people died for their freedom. In 1777 through 1778 in the middle of the the winter at valley forge. They are 18 miles out of Philadelphia to fight for their freedom and they barely have any food to survive. Would you have quit if you were at valley forge. Quit meaning would you re-enlist. I have decided to not re-enlist for three reasons which are I don't want to die and the disease, they have no food and, the housing…

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    The “Black Death” was one of, if not the most devastating pandemics to sweep the earth since humans have populated it. It was widely thought to be caused by a bacteria called Yersinia Pestis and in recent studies and research, evidence has made a strong case for the confirmation of that bacteria as the cause of the Black Death. Graves in Europe that were tied to that time period and the Black Death showed traces of that bacteria in both southern and northern Europe (Haensch et al. 4). In the…

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    Minmoto War

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    Finally, the five year civil war is over and with a clear winner. Minamoto Yoritomo, the son of the magnificent Minamoto leader, Yoshitomo (who had died in 1160 in his own similar revolt) has organised and won the revolt against the Taira clan on behalf of the Minamoto family. On May 5th in 1180, Minamoto Yoritomo and Prince Mochihito began to gather alliances. By the very next month, Prince Mochihito had a bounty over his head and was forced to flee to a monastery in Mii-dera. After news of…

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    Yellow fever was an epidemic in the U.S. during the 19th century with cases reported as far north as Philadelphia. The last known case happened in New Orleans in 1905 resulting to many deaths. Flavivirus also know as Yellow fever virus is a RNA virus. The enveloped is spherical and about 50 nm in diameter. The surface proteins are composed in an icosahedral-like symmetry (Dao, 2010). Full grown virions contain two virus-encoded membrane proteins (M and E), while immature virions have a membrane…

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    The Black Death is a high mortality rate disease, patient died within just one day after they first touch it. As Italy writer Giovanni Boccaccio described in his work The Decameron, “How many valiant men, how many fair ladies, breakfast with their kinfolk and the same night supped with their ancestors in the next world” (the Black Death and the Transformation of the West, 40.) What a tragic scene! Imagine there were numerous people died everyday, you will never know were the people lying on the…

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    status at the time. You either rich or poor or you’re healthy or sick.The Black Plague was a massive destruction and a lot of people during the middle ages suffered/died from this deadly disease. Once contracted, the chance of death is significantly high. “The Pardoner’s Tale”, by Chaucer, centralizes around the Plague,Poverty,and Greed. During the Black Death,Chaucer tells the story that shows greed, the poverty,the plague and how the story is filled with dark depressions days. Chaucer did an…

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    lives and has spared no mercy. This monster sneaks around the corners, lurks in the shadows, and attacks when nobody is watching. This monster does not hide under the bed. In fact, this monster lies within the brain of every victim it infects. This plague goes by the name of “depression”. Depression fears none and mentally destroys each victim; some to the point of no return. I became poisoned with depression in 2012, and I am proud to say that I survived and overcame this deadly disease. If I…

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    1. What measures is the government instituting? Put them in context: that is, explain why the government is targeting these issues. The plague or “the Black Death” brought on much turmoil and suffering for the habitants of Pistoia. Numerous ordinances were in place with the primary goal of limiting the spread of the plague as well as to keep the city as healthy as possible (p. 199). These ordinances typically focused on confinement (ordinance #1: no one goes to Pisa and Luca and no one from…

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    Black Death Dbq

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    townspeople with a much easier life. Doesn’t sound so bad does it? The plague, also known as the black death was a disease spread due to rats, fleas and infected people from not around bringing the awful disease to Europe by traveling overseas to deliver valuable goods. Unfortunately, valuable goods were not the only thing being transported to these two very unlucky continents. Fortunately, the outbreak of the bubonic plague in Europe between 1347 and 1352 was a positive event in history. The…

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    The Black Death left its mark on medieval society. The Black Death was the most devastating epidemic in world history. A third of the population died in Europe. Doctors during this period faced numerous challenges in dealing with the deadly disease. During the 14th Century, the lives of doctors were severely impacted. The doctors were significantly impacted during the Black Death. This essay will be focusing on the Black Death. How it impacted medieval society during the 13th and the 14th…

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