The Black Death

How did increase in trade affect the spread of the Black Death? (RI. 4)

A. Increased contact with other countries through trade allowed the plague to spread farther.

B. Trade with the rest of the world allowed Europe to search for potential cures for the plague.

C. Traders who left Europe were spared from the disease that was quickly spreading through Europe.

D. Animals infected with the plague hid on tradeships and introduced new variations of the plague around the world.

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Amber Rich

10 September, 12:14

The Black Death

How did increase in trade affect the spread of the Black Death? (RI. 4)

A. Increased contact with other countries through trade allowed the plague to spread farther.

B. Trade with the rest of the world allowed Europe to search for potential cures for the plague.

C. Traders who left Europe were spared from the disease that was quickly spreading through Europe.

D. Animals infected with the plague hid on tradeships and introduced new variations of the plague around the world.

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Keith Fuller · Answer 1

for me, I think it's D

Explanation:

the black death had spread through the contact with animals, basically through fleas and other day parasites. They spread through trade.