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Why was the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages called the Black Death? The disease caused much sadness. Every time a person died, dark clouds loomed on the horizon. The skin of i…

Why was the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages called the Black Death? The disease caused much sadness. Every time a person died, dark clouds loomed on the horizon. The skin of i…
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Why was the bubonic plague of the Middle Ages called the Black Death? The disease caused much sadness. Every time a person died, dark clouds loomed on the horizon. The skin of its victims turned black. The disease was only carried by fleas on black rats.

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The skin of its victims would turn black due to the server swelling of the lymph nodes

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The disease was only carried by fleas on black rats.

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