How was the bubonic plague known in England?

Correct answer: Black Death

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What people think about it: 18 Comments

Angel

What a coincidence that a disease way back in those ages originated from. China.

Novel

It appears that a plague occurs at intervals throughout history that lightens nature and leaves space to replenish anew.

Victoria

Wow, I hope and pray that we never have another black plague like that, I just can’t imagine what that was like,,

The Plague Doctors outfits would scare me to death never mind the thought of catching the plague!! This is also where we get the song Ring a Ring of Roses 🌹 from.

Lorraine

Ariesman , rodents are prevalent everywhere. where we live we are only 6 feet away froma rat or mouse.

Andi

Novel, yeah. The same thing can be said abt War!! That doesn't make it a good thing.

Andi

Angel, yes. Are u starting to see a Pattern here?!! And a few yrs ago, they tried poisoning us w/baby food, toothpaste, dog food, etc, etc.They used arsenic.

San

Castra, I knew it couldn't be aerosol spray as we know it, just didn't understand what was meant.

Castra

Joy , What have natural weather disasters got to do with the black death? I'll tell you....absolutely nothing.

Castra

Mars V, The words are " atishoo atishoo, we all fall down."

Castra

little b, Little b, the black death was a terrible disease, not a place you could go to.

Castra

The description shouldn't say "aerosols" rather say "coughing and sneezing" Most of us know what is meant, but I think some people will think that aerosol cans were involved 🙄

tia

I was told as a child to not to go with my friends in a particular churchyard as there was a section where the poor victims of the plague were buried and it was thought that the microbes could live in the soil...an old wives tale, or any truth in the matter?