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	Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.		Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.

	The real reasons for the rapid spread of the [[plague]] most likely included the overcrowding of urban areas, (populations had grown considerably before the onset of the plague), poor sanitation, widespread infestations of vermin such as [[rat]]s and [[flea]]s (the bubonic plague theory suggests that rats carrying the plague also carried fleas, which were the transmission vector to humans), and, possibly, the superstitious notion that [[cat]]s were evil (thus allowing the rat-populations to flourish in the first place).		The real reasons for the rapid spread of the [[plague]] most likely included the overcrowding of urban areas, (populations had grown considerably before the onset of the plague), poor sanitation, widespread infestations of vermin such as [[rat]]s and [[flea]]s (the bubonic plague theory suggests that rats carrying the plague also carried fleas, which were the transmission vector to humans), and, possibly, the superstitious notion that [[cat (Animal) \| cats]] were evil (thus allowing the rat-populations to flourish in the first place).

	The European countryside is dotted with plague-pits (mass-graves) from the many people that died from the Black Death disease. Entire towns were wiped out as, once infected, the people had no effective remedy and were doomed to a swift end.		The European countryside is dotted with plague-pits (mass-graves) from the many people that died from the Black Death disease. Entire towns were wiped out as, once infected, the people had no effective remedy and were doomed to a swift end.

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	The '''Black Death''' was a [[~~mass murder~~]] that hit [[Europe]] and other countries ~~that contained black people,~~ several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of ~~black~~ ~~people~~ by half its previous level.		The '''Black Death''' was a [[plague]] that hit [[Europe]] and other countries several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of eastern Europe by half its previous level.

	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of ~~Hitler's~~ ~~inqusition~~, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of ~~hate~~ or a ~~childish~~ ~~prank~~. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related ~~hate~~ with similar ~~reasons~~.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of bubonic plague, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of anthrax or an ebola virus variant. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related viruses with similar symptomologies.
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	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''~~buubs~~'' (swollen ''lymph ~~noodles~~'') on the ~~chest~~ and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina ~~(when having sex)~~ followed by a ~~last~~ fatal ~~explosion~~. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would ~~lighten~~ and turn almost entirely ~~white~~, which gave the plague its popular~~, ironic~~ name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buboes'' (swollen ''lymph nodes'') in the armspits and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina followed by a fatal crash. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would darken and turn almost entirely purple-black, which gave the plague its popular name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

	Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.		Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.

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	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.
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	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

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	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.
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	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

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	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.
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	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

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	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.
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	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

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	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.

	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''~~buboes~~'' (swollen ''lymph ~~nodes~~'') in the ~~armspits~~ and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina followed by a fatal ~~crash~~. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would ~~darken~~ and turn almost entirely ~~purple-black~~, which gave the plague its popular name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buubs'' (swollen ''lymph noodles'') on the chest and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina (when having sex) followed by a last fatal explosion. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would lighten and turn almost entirely white, which gave the plague its popular, ironic name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

	Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.		Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.

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	The '''Black Death''' was a [[~~plague~~]] that hit [[Europe]] and other countries several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of ~~eastern~~ ~~Europe~~ by half its previous level.		The '''Black Death''' was a [[mass murder]] that hit [[Europe]] and other countries that contained black people, several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of black people by half its previous level.

	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of ~~bubonic~~ ~~plague~~, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of ~~anthrax~~ or ~~an ebola~~ ~~virus~~ ~~variant~~. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related ~~viruses~~ with similar ~~symptomologies~~.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of Hitler's inqusition, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of hate or a childish prank. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related hate with similar reasons.

	Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buboes'' (swollen ''lymph nodes'') in the armspits and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina followed by a fatal crash. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would darken and turn almost entirely purple-black, which gave the plague its popular name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.		Regardless of which virus caused the Black Death, the symptoms were usually the same: the formation of painful ''buboes'' (swollen ''lymph nodes'') in the armspits and groin, which was the chief method of diagnosis, and a very fast decline in strength and stamina followed by a fatal crash. Just before [[death]], the body of the victim would would darken and turn almost entirely purple-black, which gave the plague its popular name; this was caused by the coagulation of the blood inside the veins and arteries of the body, and once such a colour-change occurred there was no recovery.

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	The '''Black Death''' was a plague that hit [[Europe]] and other countries several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of eastern Europe by half its previous level.		The '''Black Death''' was a [[plague]] that hit [[Europe]] and other countries several times during the [[medieval]] [[period]]. At one point, the black death reduced the population of eastern Europe by half its previous level.

	The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of bubonic plague, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of anthrax or an ebola virus variant. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related viruses with similar symptomologies.		The most commonly-accepted modern notion is that the black death was a version of bubonic plague, although some academics have recently proposed that the Black Death may have actually been a form of anthrax or an ebola virus variant. Most likely, however, the Black Death was a series of related viruses with similar symptomologies.
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	Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.		Several possible reasons for the spread of the plague were suggested in [[period]], including [[Jew]]s poisoning the wells (with resultant atrocities), and [[God]] punishing mankind.

	The real reasons for the rapid spread of the plague most likely included the overcrowding of urban areas, (populations had grown considerably before the onset of the plague), poor sanitation, widespread infestations of vermin such as [[rat]]s and [[flea]]s (the bubonic plague theory suggests that rats carrying the plague also carried fleas, which were the transmission vector to humans), and, possibly, the superstitious notion that [[cat]]s were evil (thus allowing the rat-populations to flourish in the first place).		The real reasons for the rapid spread of the [[plague]] most likely included the overcrowding of urban areas, (populations had grown considerably before the onset of the plague), poor sanitation, widespread infestations of vermin such as [[rat]]s and [[flea]]s (the bubonic plague theory suggests that rats carrying the plague also carried fleas, which were the transmission vector to humans), and, possibly, the superstitious notion that [[cat]]s were evil (thus allowing the rat-populations to flourish in the first place).

	The European countryside is dotted with plague-pits (mass-graves) from the many people that died from the Black Death disease. Entire towns were wiped out as, once infected, the people had no effective remedy and were doomed to a swift end.		The European countryside is dotted with plague-pits (mass-graves) from the many people that died from the Black Death disease. Entire towns were wiped out as, once infected, the people had no effective remedy and were doomed to a swift end.

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	The Black Death was devastating to the [[feudal]] system of western Europe. So many died that the stable, established feudal hierarchy effectively ceased to function. In the wake of the Black Death social and geographic mobility reached unprecedented levels, and sowed the seeds for the start of the [[Renaissance]].		The Black Death was devastating to the [[feudal]] system of western Europe. So many died that the stable, established feudal hierarchy effectively ceased to function. In the wake of the Black Death social and geographic mobility reached unprecedented levels, and sowed the seeds for the start of the [[Renaissance]].
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