The Black Death: The Greatest Catastrophe Ever
Benedictow, Ole J. "The Black Death: The Greatest Catastrophe Ever." History Today. 01 Mar. 2005: 42. eLibrary. Web. 11 Dec. 2015. This website told me how people could catch the Black Death. It says that people did very little to help but some people helped carry and bury dead bodies. That was a major hazard though. The disease still lived on dead people, so even just touching a dead body could get yourself killed. This website was very good because it gave you a good idea of what the Black death was actually like. It contains a lot of detail which helps you a lot.
Cohn, Samuel K Jr. "The Black Death 1346-1353: THE Complete History." New England Journal of Medicine 10(2005):1054. eLibrary.
Web. 16 Dec. 2015 This article is about the causes and how people had gotten the disease. The man that wrote this article says that the whole entire epidemic was caused by pestis. He also says that it is a rodent disease. This website was very good because it gives you more of a look on how the black plague came to be. Hecker, J.F.C. "Black Death Ravages Europe: By J.F.C. Hecker." History of the World. Bureau of Electronic Publishing, 1992. n.pag. eLibrary. Web. 10 Dec. 2015. The article that I did gave reasons on the causes of the black death. One of the big reasons was trade routes. Trading meant that people with the black death could spread the disease much faster and easier. The pestilence known as the black death, caused people living the more private life, to move and have to go somewhere else. The bigger cause was that it made it a world wide disease. This site was really good because it also gave you more background information on the origins and where the disease came from. Like the name "black death" was given by the people living in northern Europe.
Cohn, Samuel K Jr. "The Black Death 1346-1353: THE Complete History." New England Journal of Medicine 10(2005):1054. eLibrary.
Web. 16 Dec. 2015 This article is about the causes and how people had gotten the disease. The man that wrote this article says that the whole entire epidemic was caused by pestis. He also says that it is a rodent disease. This website was very good because it gives you more of a look on how the black plague came to be. Hecker, J.F.C. "Black Death Ravages Europe: By J.F.C. Hecker." History of the World. Bureau of Electronic Publishing, 1992. n.pag. eLibrary. Web. 10 Dec. 2015. The article that I did gave reasons on the causes of the black death. One of the big reasons was trade routes. Trading meant that people with the black death could spread the disease much faster and easier. The pestilence known as the black death, caused people living the more private life, to move and have to go somewhere else. The bigger cause was that it made it a world wide disease. This site was really good because it also gave you more background information on the origins and where the disease came from. Like the name "black death" was given by the people living in northern Europe.