- early 14 century bubonic plague
- worst in Europe killed over 10 million people
- small outbreaks in 16th century
- 10 000 people killed in occurrence referenced in Shakespeare
- spread by fleas to rats to people
- Less then 20 % survived
- killed a third of 14 century
- bodies used as a biological weapon
- 2-6 days till symptoms
- flu like symptoms plus black inflamed lymp nodes.
- cut of the bumps
- drink urine
- Dysentery and typhoid came from human waste so waste based cures could give other diseases.
- Poor hygiene so affected lower class
- killed Shakespeare siblings and son Hamlet affected his writing
- killed actors
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Elizabethan era presentation notes Plague and Illness
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