In general, in which direction did the Black

Death spread during the 14th century?

(1) from Europe to the Americas

(2) from Africa to Southeast Asia

(3) from Asia to Europe

(4) from the Americas to Asia

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Marely Raymond

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9 February, 17:37

In general, in which direction did the Black

Death spread during the 14th century?

(1) from Europe to the Americas

(2) from Africa to Southeast Asia

(3) from Asia to Europe

(4) from the Americas to Asia

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Kelsey Dudley · Answer 1

The correct answer is (3) from Asia to Europe

It is believed to have originated from the Middle east and to have spread towards Europe through merchants who went to Europe. Ships took it to places like south of Italy and to Spain from where it spread all across Europe, completely ravaging countries like England and Italy where millions of people died.

Isla Woodward · Answer 2

The Black Death originally started in China (Central Asia) and spread to Europe, so your answer should be #3 from Asia to Europe

In general, in which direction did the BlackDeath spread during the 14th century?(1) from Europe to the Americas(2) from Africa to Southeast Asia(3) from Asia to Europe(4) from the Americas to Asia

In general, in which direction did the Black

Death spread during the 14th century?

(1) from Europe to the Americas

(2) from Africa to Southeast Asia

(3) from Asia to Europe

(4) from the Americas to Asia