10 Interesting Fact About The history and impact of the Black Death

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• The outbreak of Black Death or black death occurred in the 14th century and killed around 75-200 million people worldwide.
• This disease is caused by pestician yersinia bacteria carried by fleas that attack mice.
• The Black Death outbreak first appeared in Central Asia and spread to Europe through human trade and migration.
• Black death affects the social structure in Europe, because many workers died from this disease, causing lack of labor.
• Black Death outbreaks triggered an increase in the prices of food and other necessities, because the supply is reduced.
• The spread of Black Death also affects the world of art, such as painting and literature, with the emergence of themes related to death and uncertainty of life.
• Medical treatment at that time was not effective in curing this disease, so many patients died within a few days after being infected.
• Although the Black Death outbreak has ended, Pestis Yersinia bacteria still exist and can cause serious diseases such as modern plague.
• Efforts to prevent the Black Death outbreak triggers increasing cleanliness and sanitation in the community.
• The Black Death outbreak is one of the most important events in human history and has a long -term impact on society and the world in general.