The Deadliest Plagues In History
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
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In today's episode we return to the dark depths of history as we explore "17 Terrifying Deadly Plagues That Changed History."
This video takes you on a gripping journey through time, uncovering the most devastating pandemics that have left indelible marks on humanity.
From the ancient Plague of Athens to the modern-day COVID-19 pandemic, we unravel the stories behind these catastrophic events, their profound impacts on societies, and the invaluable lessons they've taught us about resilience, public health, and the interconnectedness of our world.
Join us as we shed light on the dark chapters of human history and the enduring spirit of survival against all odds. Remember to leave a like if you learn something new! Subscribe so you don't miss more of the most marvellous, mysterious and wacky @17FactsHub every day!
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00:00:00 17 Terrifying Plagues That Changed History
00:00:23 The Plague of Athens (430-427 BC)
00:01:33 The Antonine Plague (165-180 AD)
00:02:38 The Justinian Plague (541-542 AD):
00:03:46 The Black Death (1347-1351)
00:04:39 The Leprosy Pandemic (11th-14th Century)
00:06:33 The Cocoliztli Epidemic (1545-1548)
00:07:21 Learned something new so far?
00:07:32 The Great Plague of London (1665-1666)
00:08:16 The Russian Plague (1770-1772)
00:08:50 The First Cholera Pandemic (1817-1824):
00:11:12 The Third Cholera Pandemic (1852-1860):
00:13:13 The Spanish Flu (1918-1919)
00:13:59 The Asian Flu (1957-1958)
00:14:34 HIV/AIDS Pandemic (Identified in 1981):
00:15:21 The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Outbreak (2002-2003)
00:16:08 The West African Ebola Epidemic (2014-2016)
00:18:03 The COVID-19 Pandemic (2019-Present)
00:18:47 Concluding
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How many of those dreadful and fatal things brought back from wars or trade routes. It tells me that where the bacteria "lived" for a long time, the people native to the area developed resistance to it, like when Europe emerged from the great plagues, they carried resistance in their bloodstream. the people of the Americas did not have the plagues, and the resistance was never brought to them. They became patient "zero" in some cases, and not knowing about isolation or the type of care needed to control it, they were wiped down or out by the accident of meeting survivors of deadly diseases. that is just one reason travelers have to take a series of shots to protect them from diseases they have not seen. When people come here, they should be inoculated from diseases they have not been exposed to, or face the risk of dying from diseases they have not experienced.
Great read! Yeah most of them were! Entire Aztec population especially hit hardest
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