answer 1. Why did the plague move with such speed especially with limited transportation? 2. Is
bias good? The drive of the scientist O'Brien looking for the plague - AIDS connection? 3.
Would insecticides, such as Deet have been effective? 4. What diseases was the Black Death a
mix of? bubonic and poeumonic 5. What visible marker represents the death in London? 6. What
brought infection to Eyam (prounounced Eem)? 7. Who called for the quarantine of Eyam?
Why? 8. How did the villagers get food? How did they pay for it? 9. Why did scientist question
the presence of plague in Eyam (prounounced Eem)? What disease did scientists thing the
villagers had instead? 10. What refuted the Anthrax theory? 11. What are some of the typical
(old, established) reasons that explain away why some gat sick 12. Are there Ethical
considerations of evaluating the blood of so many peocie? and some don't?.
Black Death Questions Answered: Causes, Spread, Impact & Ethics
1. answer 1. Why did the plague move with such speed especially with limited transportation? 2. Is
bias good? The drive of the scientist O'Brien looking for the plague - AIDS connection? 3.
Would insecticides, such as Deet have been effective? 4. What diseases was the Black Death a
mix of? bubonic and poeumonic 5. What visible marker represents the death in London? 6. What
brought infection to Eyam (prounounced Eem)? 7. Who called for the quarantine of Eyam?
Why? 8. How did the villagers get food? How did they pay for it? 9. Why did scientist question
the presence of plague in Eyam (prounounced Eem)? What disease did scientists thing the
villagers had instead? 10. What refuted the Anthrax theory? 11. What are some of the typical
(old, established) reasons that explain away why some gat sick 12. Are there Ethical
considerations of evaluating the blood of so many peocie? and some don't?
