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    Brian Toh Mr. Smith English 2 Honors 13 October 2014 Shrew Search 1. Black Death Summary: The Black Death‚ or the Bubonic Plague‚ surfaced in Europe in the 1300s and persisted into the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries during the Elizabethan era when Shakespeare lived. The plague was the most devastating disease in that era‚ killing more than 20 million people‚ or almost one-third of Europe’s population. It was brought to Europe through trading ships‚ specifically 12 Genoese trading ships

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    Plague is a sad word that triggers calamity and heaps of dead. Now that I have returned to my old town I can see real consequences of the Red Death. Such ghoulish image was able to decimate the whole population of Prince Prospero’s former kingdom. Although the vermin started before‚ the castle was secured in order to safeguard the Prince and his entourage from the bleak illness. After several months‚ he threw a fancy mascarade ball for which all the rooms of his house were decorated. There were seven

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    The Doctor’s Plague is a fascinating biography of a failed hero‚ Ignac Semmelweis. With a hint of mystery‚ it’s a story that set place in the mid-nineteenth century Vienna. Where the field of obstetric was newly introduced‚ and medical science had yet to discover germ theory and the concept of antisepsis. Mothers and children all over Europe were falling victim to this mysterious disease known as puerperal fever. It’s until this failed hero who discovers the truth of puerperal fever‚ and his trials

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    The Roaring Twenties was an economically sound time which meant people were happy with everything that was going on in politics and society. People wanted to grow and develop new ideas making life seem as though nothing was impossible. Everything looked like it was going good but then in 1929 the stock market crashed. The events that followed gave Americans a rude awakening that they were not prepared for. The people during the Late Middle Ages probably felt the same way. Europe was still on the

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    they had no medication at the time‚ people that had smallpox were given chicken broth as medication which of course had no medical effect. The doctors believed that disease was spread by bad odors and body diseases resulted from sins and should. The plague which originated in the 1330’s in China had killed 25 million people which is one third of Europe’s population. People were dying because there was no medication at the time and that meant that if a patient had even a little scar and it got infected

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    How did Doegyal come into being? Shugden propitiators say that soon after the death‚ the cremation took place at the compound of a tantric house of Drepung monastery. However‚ his spirit rose from the funeral pyre for vengeance. Soon after‚ misfortunes such as earthquakes and famines occurred in Central Tibet‚ were considered the consequences of Doegyal´s furious and merciless act. Doegyal survived and left for Tashi Lhunpo Monastery to meet his teacher Penchen Lobsang choeky Gyaltsen in Tsang

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    May 14th‚ 2098 After the dreaded plague‚ we are what remains of civilisation. What remain of earth is made of ash‚ a graveyard for a lost cause. Empires sunk without a trace‚ gone down with all their men and all their machines into the unexplorable depths of the centuries; with their laws‚ acedemies and histories. And as I ponder in the abyss of history‚ captured by the gallows of death‚ I can make out the phantoms of great ships laden with wealth and intellect. The disaster that had sent them down

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    people’s mindsets. There are many nicknames that have been given to this disastrous period in history. Other names for the Black Death are: The Bubonic Plague‚ Pestilence‚ The Great Mortality‚ and Yersinia Pestis. This disease began in China in 1320 CE. The Silk Roads were carrying more that goods at this time‚ because by 1340 Europe was hit with the plague that came to them through the Silk Roads. This disease spread through rats that had fleas on them that carried the disease. The Black Death disease

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    had met their demise. (Black Death) It was 1347 and a calamity was brought to the Italians. Not only was disease coming‚ but surrounding natives were attacking the Italians‚ whom they believed started the plague‚ by catapulting the bodies of the dead soldiers struck by the highly contagious plague into the Italian’s fortress in hopes to infect the Italians. (Cross Giblin‚ 12-13) Though

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    and Muslim responses to the plague were different. The Muslims thought it was a blessing from God while Christians thought it was a bad sign from God. The plague was caused by fleas on rats. So many believed that the plague was the end of the world. Civilizations in the East and West were affected by the plague. To explain that the plague was caused fleas on rats is that the fleas carried the disease that infected rats‚ and then the rats infected the humans. The plague spread through trade routes

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