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Why did Black Death spread so rapidly through England and Scotland in the mid 14th Century?
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Why did Black Death spread so rapidly through England and Scotland in the mid 14th Century?
Limitations of medical knowledge
- They didn't understand how disease was spread
- Could do little to prevent it from spreading
- Didn't understand importance of good nursing
- They didn't understand how disease was spread
War
- Fall of Calais
- Goods harbouring plague distributed across English coast
- Scots
- Wanted to invade England in 1050
- Muster on border, some catch plague
- Army scatters taking plague with them
- Muster on border, some catch plague
- Wanted to invade England in 1050
- Fall of Calais
Trade
- trade with european ports
- brought Black Death to many English ports in a few weeks
- Internal trade
- Carried bacteria through England Quickly
- trade with european ports
Living Conditions
- Over-crowding
- Poor personal hygiene
- Insanitary disposal of sewage
- houses riddled with vermin
- Ideal conditions for both bubonic/pneumonic plague
- houses riddled with vermin
- Insanitary disposal of sewage
- Poor personal hygiene
- Over-crowding
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- A-Levels 14th Century History Mind Map on Why did Black Death spread so rapidly through England and Scotland in the mid 14th Century?, created by jacksearle on 14/05/2013.
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