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Sep 13, 1336
What is the Black Plague?
History The Black Death was an bubonic plague outbreak in the 14th century that devastated Europe and killed millions of people. -
Oct 1, 1337
The plague never settles down until 1600.
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Oct 1, 1337
Black Plague Appears in Sicily that infected a trade ship. The traders had a fever and black boils that spewed blood.
History symptoms of the black plague includes a fever, and black boils that spew blood and puss. -
Period: Oct 1, 1337 to Dec 31, 1342
Black Death Kills 20 million people. Eventually 1/3 of population
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Period: Jan 1, 1340 to Dec 31, 1340
Black Death Appears in Asia and Middle East
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Jan 1, 1348
Black Plague reaches France and England
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Jan 1, 1348
King Edward III daughter, Joan Plantagenet, dies of the plague
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Period: Jan 1, 1348 to Jan 1, 1349
3,000 Jews Massacred
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Oct 1, 1348
Winchestor hit
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Apr 1, 1349
Plague spread to Wales
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Jul 1, 1349
Plague enters Ireland
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Sep 13, 1349
William of Ockham death
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May 1, 1350
Scotland plague outbreak
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Sep 13, 1350
30-40% of England population dies from plague