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What Were Three Major Effects of the Black Death?
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What Were Three Major Effects of the Black Death?
The Plague in Rome by an unknown artist, 17th century. Source: Getty Images The Black Death (bubonic plague) arrived in Europe in October 1347 through the Sicilian port of Messina. This was after ships arriving from the Siege of Caffa laden with infected people and bodies docked there. It is alleged that in the siege, the Mongol army threw infected corpses over the walls as a form of biological warfare in order to decimate the inhabitants. A…
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