Black Plague Vs Bubonic Plague

Throughout history, animals have played many roles. But, one of their most moving and society changing roles have been as vectors of disease in major epidemics and pandemics such as the Black Plague, Spanish Influenza, and HIV. Although the Spanish Flu and Bubonic Plague caused severe population decline in their respective areas, negatively impacting the labor force, these tragedies had more positive effects than negative such as new future scientific thinking and economic benefits for future generations, rather than the HIV virus which more negative effects such as the “A.I.D.S”condition and other strains of diseases. Therefore, animals acting as vectors of diseases is more positive to society than negative. The Bubonic Plague, at its end,