In the 14century the bubonic plague was primarily spread from asia into africa and europe by

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Gloria Lara

4 March, 08:42

In the 14century the bubonic plague was primarily spread from asia into africa and europe by

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In the 14th century, the bubonic plague was primarily spread into Asia and Africa by the traders and the pilgrims that were traveling throughout these regions during the Pax Mongolia, a time of stability ensured by the peace under the Mongol rules.