Informative Speech On Black Death

The Black Death is a disease that was most common during 1347 to 1350. During the Black Death there were a lot of people that have died and there have been big blow outs. People got it and spread it to other people. In my class, we are writing about the bubonic plague known as the Black Death it spread to person to person like wildlife. When the Black Death was done there were dead bodies all over and all over the streets. The Black Death originated in Central Asia and more focused in China.

There are many symptoms of the Black Death it can be can get very contagious. Your first experience that you will notice is a high fever. Your limbs will be aching and be very fatigue. Within days the lymph nodes in your neck will be hurt too and armpits

and groined will hurt and turn blackish purple and there will be pus filled lumps. At first they are going to be the size of a hazel nut and then they are going to grow bigger and bigger. Violent shivers and soon you won’t be able to stand up and you would be stuck in bed or in a chair or on the ground and soon you will end up dyeing. Sometimes you would vomit blood and you can’t control when you vomit up the blood. In the east you would gush blood from your nose was a sign of death. You will get spurred speech when you get the bubonic plague. It attacked the Respiratory system. No medicine was able to help the disease and no doctor’s advice.
People with pets or rats in there house if their pets have fleas the fleas can carry this disease and people can give it to other people really easily. The Black Plague was mostly found in rodents and fleas and that’s how people get the bubonic plague. Some people may not understand how serious this disease is you can die if any of the pus filled lumps pop you don’t have that long before you die. The bubonic plague can last 3 to 4 days. You can survive this disease if you are very lucky because it is very harmful. The Black Death killed more than 20 million people in Europe. According to resources it killed more than one third of the continent. The Black Death killed more than over a million people in China, India, Persia, The Middle East, Caucasus, and North America.