Symptoms of the Black Death

 The Black Death was a deadly disease over in 1347 that ended up spreading from northern China all the way to Europe, killing over 200 million people; the death toll was apparently almost 90 percent of the world population then. The symptoms of the plague were:

• Sudden fever onset
• Headaches
• Sporadic chills
• Weakness
• Tender and painful lymph nodes called buboes

The most common way that the virus spreaded was by flea bites, and combined by the lymph nodes created that immediately begin to spread the disease by multiplying. if not treated in time or properly, the virus spreads to other places of the body.