The Spread of the Black Death: Animated
Dive into this gripping animated video tracing the terrifying spread of the Black Death across Europe and Asia in the 14th century. See how the bubonic plague decimated populations and transformed societies, from bustling medieval cities to isolated villages. Learn about the disease’s origins, how it spread along trade routes, and the devastating impact it had on every aspect of life. With clear visuals and compelling storytelling, this video is perfect for history buffs, students, and anyone intrigued by medieval history.
Fun Facts & Trivia:
The Black Death killed an estimated 25-30 million people in Europe alone—about a third of the population!
The plague is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, usually carried by fleas on rats.
Some towns resorted to bizarre “cures” like bathing in vinegar or bloodletting.
Keywords: Black Death animation, plague spread history, medieval pandemics, Black Death Europe, 14th century plague.
Source: Ollie Bye (History)
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