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Which body part was most commonly affected by the buboes in the Black Death?

Why was the disease called the Black Death?

The Black Death

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Year 8 Humanities - 2023 - Semester 2 History ATC

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1
Why was the disease called the Black Death?
The first sign of the disease was the appearance of black buboes
It originated in the Black Sea region
It caused black spots on the skin
It turned the skin black
2
Which body part was most commonly affected by the buboes in the Black Death?
Groin
Hands
Face
Feet
3
What is a pandemic?
An infectious disease that spreads across a large region or worldwide
A condition characterized by purple skin discoloration
A severe headache
A contagious disease that affects animals only
4
term is used to describe an infectious disease that spreads through human populations across a large region or worldwide
Contagion
Outbreak
Pandemic
Epidemic
5
What is the meaning of becoming delirious?
Uncontrollable laughter
Extreme thirst
Loss of consciousness
Inability to think or speak clearly
6
Besides buboes, what other symptoms were associated with the Black Death?
Diarrhea and fatigue
Cough and sore throat
Fever and headaches
Dizziness and blurred vision
7
Where did the buboes typically appear on the body?
Legs
Arms
Groin, armpits, or neck
Chest
8
What color did the buboes turn as the Black Death progressed?
Blue
Purple
Black
Red
9
What were some common symptoms of the Black Death?
Memory loss and confusion
Respiratory problems and coughing
Joint pain and fatigue
Loss of motor control and vomiting
10
Which statement accurately describes the Black Death?
It was caused by a bacterium named Yersinia pestis
It originated in Asia and spread to Europe
It primarily affected animals and crops
It was easily treatable with antibiotics during the medieval times