Student: Ariadna Pineda
      Grade: 901
      Year: 2020                                                       

                                                       The Bubonic Plague:

The history starts when the plague started  when the entered Europe, probably via Sicily, entered Europe, probably via Sicily, when it was carried there  .The disease, caused by a bacillus bacteria and carried by fleas on rodents, originated in central Asia and was taken from there to the Crimea , Medieval doctors had no idea about such microscopic organisms as bacteria, and so they were helpless in terms of treatment, Many smaller urban areas hit by the plague were abandoned by their residents who sought safety in the countryside.

The necessity of farming to feed people would prove a serious challenge, as would the huge fall in demand for manufactured goods as there were simply far fewer people to buy them. . In agriculture specifically, those who could work were in a position to ask for wages, and the institution of serfdom where a labourer paid rent and homage to a landlord and never moved on was doomed.

The plague is caused by bacteria, it's usually spread by fleas. These bugs pick up the germs when they bite infected animals like rats, mice or squirrels.

After people catch the plague, the symptoms start 1-6 days later. Then they pass it to the next animal or person they bite. You can also catch the plague directly from infected animals or people. 

 And with quick treatment, it can be cured.