What Made The Black Death (The Plague) so Deadly?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2019
- In modern times, if you get sick your parents take you to the doctor and you get some medicine to feel better, but in the fourteenth century illnesses like "The Black Death" would spread from town to town, wiping out entire villages of people. In today's educational animated video we look at what made "The Black Death" so deadly.
How terrible was this SICKNESS and ILLNESS? What can we learn from the history about this disease? Is the pandemic truly gone or can it one day come back? In what year did the plague doctors actually appear?
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Are natural disasters, diseases, wars etc. just another way of controlling world population? Or is it just a coincidence? 🤔
The Infographics Show first
Neither. It is karma.
I think it’s “or”
The Infographics Show be quite thanos
محمد الزعبي js
Sick rat: **Enters the chat**
Half of Europe:**Has left the chat**
Sick flea
._.
i see symptoms
*Half of Europe have rejoined the chat*
Thanos??
2019: Learn about Black Death.
3000s: Learn about CoronaVirus.
The December 19 2019 COVID 19 JULY 19: CARONAVIRUS acts kinda like bubonic plague
As if there is still life on earth in 3000😂
Balcoz there probably will be there is a website where you donate money and they plant trees and they’ve already planted about 1 million trees, if we fight to stop global warming then we will survive
Spoofingistan if humanity survives coved-19
Diamond Lum that already happened he’s talking about if corona virus kills us
Gen Z in 2040 describing what Coronavirus was like.
Yes.
*YES.*
Nah Coronavirus isn’t even as close to as bad at the plague
@@fizixd8857 *I KNOW.*
@@user-xm2ou4pb1i *OK.*
Covid: I'm gonna wipe out humanity!
Black death: Ya can't run without learning how to walk, son.
Father and son moment
@@slothconnell3579 awww
@@guizhong805 finally somebody replied to this after months
@@slothconnell3579 lol
I thought the Black Death was Covid’s great grandpa XD
Most of Europe: *DIES*
Greenland: *Laughs in immune*
Poland: *laughs in clean*
Wait so the plague was in greenland to?
@@ronnelgebilaguin6984 He's making a deep joke about how Greenland never gets diseases in a certain game.
@@Saturnares called plague inc
@@redflame300 Well I know that. I said "certain game" for a reason.
Rat 1347: killed half of the Europe
Rat 2019: saved half of the universe
Ok i get it hahaha
@Lloyd Mackentier its a spoiler from endgame do u want to know
Rats truly are the most advanced organism on this planet
ENDGAMEEEEE
What rat in endgame?
Imagine being delirious from fever and having someone in one of those demonic looking bird suits come to see you 😳 just looking at someone like that has given me nightmares
i read fever as fear don't ask
It is actually a BloodHound but ok no hate.
😂
It is a way to prevent the plague from getting to them. The bird thing to prevent them from smelling it, the hat to protect its head, the cloths for protecting its body, and they had a stick so they wouldn’t have to touch the body, this is for what I know, this info might not be accurate
Ya think… 😭😭😭
Here in Norway we got this family name "Ødegaard", meaning "Desolate farm". After the plague thousands of farm were left completely deserted and empty. Were even stories about skeletons of entire families sitting by the dinner table.
😨😨
Martin Ødegaard...
@@TheLondonSystem😂😂😂
Many Norwegian last names comes from farms. If you worked on a farm (which most people did back then) then your last name would be the name of the farm you were working on. Because of the Black Death, many Norwegians today has the last name "Ødegård", which translates to "Deserted farm"
Lol arsenal player 😂
My education
1% School
99% Infographics show and other educative youtubers
Stay in school! 👍 But youtube can also help! 💪🏻
😡😡😡
But what is a school? 😕
Fr haven’t learned nothing since 5th grade 😹
You mean "0.1% School, and the rest is YT" ;D
me: *cough*
Plague Doctor: Imma end this guy's whole career
Exu what career🤨
@@michaell2916 r/.... something finish it.
michael lin r/ w00000000000000000000000000000000000sh
G4V1N you’re dumb
michael lin Life.
If people are freaking out THIS MUCH over COVID-19, imagine how people reacted to the Black Death.
Goodbye, world.
Probably the same or even less. People overreact now
It was actually worse.
Grandpa: black death
Dad: Spanish flu
son: corona virus
edit: that much likes brooooooo.
Great Grandpa: black death
Grandpa: Mexican Smallpox
Dad: Spanish flu
son: corona virus
He must be! 674 to be exact! LOL
Really Very Inaccurate With Respect to Time.
ye
bardziej cholera a nie czarna śmierć bo czarna śmierć była dawniej nić cholera
@@painapple2457 you must be fun at parties
Black Death: enters Europe
Europe: at what cost
Black Death: everything
Dr. : Your home?
Thanos: It was, and it was beautiful
Ha
So close to 2300 likes
Thank you guys
Creative Mindless I am the thousandth likes.
Creative Mindless Everyone*
the plague was the Thanos of 1665
It was in the 14 century dude he even said that.
Eli r/woooosh
The Black Death was so strong, it wiped out a third of the population without a single infinity stone. Let’s see Thanos stop that.
Kanai Snipe how is it a r/whoosh I get the joke but I was correcting him by the year.
@@Eli-tw2uh r/woosh
Everyone: tests are tomorrow! MAKE SURE TO STUDY YOUR TEXTBOOKS
Me: Pulls out phone and laptop and starts watching Inforgraphic show
ive learned more from this video about the plauge than i did in school about literally any disease
True
fr
literally me fr
European Person: **coughs**
Plague Doctor: *Ah s**t, here we go again*
Also doctor;
Activates *Antibiotic Machine Gun™*
🐭
Doctor: reloads m14 with curing intent
LOL!
Plague Doctor: Takes a Minigun With Cure
Me: *Ah S**t Here i Go Again
AIDS: im the deadliest contagious virus of em all
Black Death: hold my rat
Lucian Blackreign the Black Death was a bacteria called _yersinia pestis_
Malaria: Hold my mosquito
Lucian Blackreign “hold my rat” me:okay.
Black Death:haha you have my disease now lol
wow. Kyrgyzstan. What have you done...
That's not true at all
5:34 Fleas using smartphones to locate humans they are about to infect. Interesting and bizarre
FleaMart™️
Coronavirus- I killed ten thousands!
Black death- aww, you're so cute!
(Da daddy of all diseases and viruses)
Coronavirus has killed over 1million..
Yea yea, you experts of covid-19 sort out how many people died of it 😅✊
@@jxck_xy black death killed 200 million
@@jxck_xy Bubonic Plague killed 75,000,000 to 200,000,000
Just wait how much ww3 would killed..
If everyone's freaking this much over the covid-19 pandemic, I cant imagine everyone freaking out about the black death
Bruh its a bacteria... you can treat it with antibiotics lpl
aaand it's back
super gerd lol it can be cured easily
I wonder if there were negationists too
I think they found the cure to it
Cancer: I’m the most deadliest thing alive
Black Death: hold my beer.
🤣🤣😭😭
It's estimated that 50% of all humans that have ever lived died to malaria.
No, not your beer. We will hold you non-alcoholic drinks, but no beer
Malaria: hold my coke
SmallPox:gentelmen? More dangerous disase have arrived
I'm not gonna lie I re-watched this and I still got chills
1720: The Great Plague
1820: The Cholera Outbreak
1920: The Spanish Flu
2020: COVID-19
Do you see the pattern?
2120: Zombie-Virus? :P
@@Jacob-du9tf 2120- The Great Plague V2?
1300s: The Black Death
1665:Londons Great plague
1666:The Great Fire wiped out all of the rats
2019-2023:Covid 19
3090: zombie apocalypse 😫😫😫
what I learn from school=1%
What I learn from videos=99%
just listen what the teacher says lol
True
Me in nutshell
Exactly😅😅😂
Same
Coronavirus: stay home
AIDS: stay single
The Black Death: stay in your coffin
coffin dance intensifies
Crazy cause its back now! Thanx ti China
@Ilyas Ziqri Zainulabidin I was going to say that
Smallpox:stay in ur death blanket
Lol
This is by far the best informative video on the Black Death that I have ever seen! Keep it up!
I am in awe of how my great grand parents managed to survive through.
Cool...
So Italy didn’t learn anything.
Lol
What is the condition there?
No, China didn't learn anything.
@@jullancarlocordero Italy has more death now..
What are you talking about? Did you not hear what the video said? It was spread through trade and ships and Italy was always a popular destination. I don't get what you are trying to say with your comment because its hygiene is impeccable they even use bidets. Last but not least this 'did not learn' is straight up rude because it's not like they wanted to be sick.
*1720 PANDEMIC*
*1820 PANDEMIC*
*1920 PANDEMIC*
2020: *WhO'S ReADy To RumBLe?!*
2120: time to end this
@@zReyesAkaRingsley true COVID 19 is not on 2020
Let’s take about 20’s
@Vinod Rughwani covid 19 is man made get out of games and look at the real world
was most likely made in England or America, blaming it on china for being more economically wealthy
@@bigchungus6891 periodt you tell em royal
We are learning about the Black Death at the moment in school, so thanks this was really helpful!!
Yea sane
Next half term in school I'm actualy learning about the plague so this is quite helpful! Thanks!
1665: Rats
2019:Bats
2345:Cats
Kennette Remolano 3094= mats
3020: Brats
3050: hats
Ebola came from Bats too, lol
1720 : disease
1820 : disease
1920 : disease
“I’m beginning to see a pattern that i’m not sure if I like”
The BossDrummer Oh wow that’s scary
*Surprised* *Pikachu* *face*
Thats CRAZY
@Fire Studios Whiskey virus
oh shi-
This man saved me from projects,essays and test for that I cherish you
I learned about this pandemic in my history class at the beginning of my freshman year. I discovered that the black death is way worse than the coronavirus pandemic.
@President Joe Biden wow, really? Well okay then. But I’m right handed apparently.
Hi Joe, it’s cool that you are our president. Guess what, I’m in my high school marching band and I play 6 instruments. I play the drums, saxophone, bass clarinet, ukulele, guitar, and trumpet.
@President Joe Biden I actually hate politics. And you are the real actual president, right? I sure hope so!
Every past pandemic was worse that covid pretty much
Well duh
Well, i have learned more in this quarantine that i did in school.
facts
For sure
Ik huh
Facts
Same
Europe: **exists**
Black death: *ima end this mans whole career*
Someone already commented this before you idiot.
Lol
When you see a rat
Objective:SURVIVE
@@sanadapilled so mean
Ladron zz not cool man, not cool
There's a theory where before, chatolic people thought that cats were demons so they killed all of them on site thus making rats live free with humans without any predators that's why it was spread fast but idk if that was true
Yes, your thought make some logical sense and i'm 100% aggre about your thought
Cats and dogs were killed as they were believed to be the followers of satan which is actually true. It happened during the dark ages.
Tbh I think they did good,cuz if they hadn't killed the cats then they the cats would have ate those rats and since we as humans were close with cats and dogs for a long time,would have contracted the disease even more in number.
Basically it did both good and bad maybe
Pandemics/Outbreaks Happen Every 100 Years
1720-Plague
1820-The Cholera Outbreak
1920-Spanish Flu
2020-Covid
The play started in 1347 not 1720
Covid was 2019
And the cholera outbreak started in 1832
ok
Like if you’re here because of the China outbreak
TheSharpiejr it’s not an outbreak, it’s two patients infected.
And alot died
it always start with china.
Luis Correa
still, diseases can get anywhere.
Considering all news narrative coming out of China is controlled, all non benign news are likely 100 times worse in reality
Rats: **Appear**
Europe: Why do I hear boss music?
notadumbname because the rats summoned eye of cthulhu
notadumbname
Not funny
Me in legend of zelda
Fleas: *Am I a joke to you?*
Hel - Fyre no he summoned moon lord
COVID-19: Hahahah everybody fears me
Black Death: No I think I will take the spotlight
covid killed just 5 million+ peoples
Black death killed 200 million peoples
@@BonIsHappyXD people say that like it’s a tournament
@@sanicinapanic4264 😂😂😂
COVID rlly is nothing comparing to past pandemics😭 wouldn’t even call this a pandemic with the survival rates 😭
Pandemic means widespread all over the world.
@@eurech The least deadly “pandemic” there has ever been
4 million deaths is a lot of people. I wouldn't compare it to the black plague nor the Spanish flu. But I would compare the deaths to the Asian Flu 1957. Which claimed around 4 million worldwide.
@@kakashi101able It’s not 4 million dying OF covid is it. Many have got a positive test, died from something completely different and it’s put down as covid. Large majority that die WITH it were dying anyway or had serious health problems. That’s not saying those deaths don’t matter. Tens of thousands die every month and it’s sad but It’s like people only ever care about covid now.
Just wait
Coronavirus: "I'm so terrible." Bubonic Plague: "Amateur."
Well you're comparing a virus to a bacteria
How about smallpox
learn from your elders corona
@Asutosh Padhy the point is that it's easier to find a cure and stop the bubonic plague. If covid 19 broke out in the middle ages then everyone would get infected and more would have died because the black death was quite an overkill for the middle ages' medicine, while not being easy enough to spread
@@barto22 yeah exactly, if covid19 hit the 14th century, it can wiped out about 70-80% global population (if spreads globally). There were no strict law and order, not enough technology for medicine, hygienic problems, yet modes of transportation by that time is not yet accessible, so maybe it can wipe out an entire population of Europe.
walks into plague infected city
*It's free real estate*
That was true. People who lived would wander around and inhabit deserted farms and villages. Before and during the plaque Europe’s climate was warm so there was an abundance of food and wine. There was also an abundance of people. The plaque changed everything.
You just need to pay with your own life
free real estate? please send trump there.
JP lol
It’s true. In norway, the surname Ødegård (Øde-Gård) comes from when people would start living in these deserted farms
«Øde Gård» roughly means «deserted farm»
this dude is doing better than any history teacher i've ever had
Special thanks for this very informative clip
* infected ship comes *
Eroupe: * chuckles * I’m in danger
Europe
I laughed outloud in a very crowded and quiet place at this comment, thank you
Funny but it’s Europe
I made it 69
KID almost PERFECT 🖕🏾
Are we just going to ignore the fact a flea had a smartphone? 😂
Moises Salabarria not at all😁...
And that is strange somehow?
Fleas were ahead of the curve
Moises Salabarria yo I was finna say that-
lol
Wow the information in this video is crazy. I learned about the bubonic plague in school and had no clue about half the stuff in this video.
i honestly came here from an edit to this video and i now agree that this video along with the edit is fire
Why does Italy get hit hard in every pandemic:(
Want a great empire? Make Rome. Who has Rome? Italy. The germs want a germ Roman Empire.
i think it's because a lot of people love to visit Italy?? or something else ig
I think it has to do with its shape
@@gladsonkbiji6883 what ?
@@finalgirl16 jus jokin bro😂
Europe : exists
Rats : It's free real estate
Daiana Velcherean ok
Toilet Seat ok
Daiana Velcherean *W H E E Z E*
my history teacher linked me to this glad to know they are a fan of the infographics show
Thanks for sharing 🌻
1720: the plague
1820: Cholera
1920: The Spanish flu
2020: coronavirus
Okay I'm suing the earth in 2120
Even the the black death 💀
You called? Also, don’t forget my buddy, Tuberculosis! He hung out around Cholera.
They had a bubonic plague in 1620 also
strange pattern 🤨🤔☹ gives me chills
Ur not gonna live dat lomg
Theres a doctor that treated himself and survived.
r/madlads
who?
@@knight1506 same, who
Are you talking about guy de chauliac.
who
Yeah it was me
A cave spider poisoned me so I treated myself with milk
minecraft 100
I have watched this vedio more than one time i love the way that u show even the was voice making me feel excited also if i watched one more time :)
This is marvelous ill sub right now
Corona virus: *I WaNNa bE LiKE My faThEr*
lol
GDKing 15 200Million died due to Black Death. CoronaVirus will be the sa...?
Black death: deadly bubbles on your body and painful death
Coronavirus: cough and fever
Please don't compare these
@@assadarlingtoni please don't underplay covid-19. Over 20% of infected need to be taken to hospitals so it's much more than a fever and a cough.
Bonio22
Still, you shouldn’t overplay it either...
*_I've heard they are doing the sequel..._*
Renato Cunha: but I asked for a prequel 🥺
@@BusinessMudkip who leaked it to
What a weak sequel compared to the first one
@@covid--ms7dt China, for both.
Gonna hit pretty hard. Everyones gonna watch the sequal, even if they didnt want to.
Yersenia pestis (the Black Plague) was passed on by fleas from both humans AND rats!
Researchers have investigated the triggers for historic plagues and discovered that many were preceded by weather anomalies that caused famines -- incidents such as volcanoes and unusual climate events that led to massive crop failure around the world.
When crops failed people migrated to cities. But the failed crops caused rodents to starve, and the rodents -- carrying the fleas that lived on them -- followed the humans who had always been a source of food. Yersenia pestis is endemic in wilderness rodent populations-- several cases of bubonic plague are reported every year among humans living in the deserts of the American southwest and Asia. But when rats and mice carry highly contagious diseases into cities they can be triggers for the plagues our ancestors experienced.
Starvation had weakened people and made them vulnerable to disease, and a lack of hygiene (open sewers, high-density housing, no understanding of germ theory) virtually guaranteed at least 50% death rate when plague struck.
Who is here from school
Me🤣
Black plague: I am inevitable
Plague doctor: Am I a joke to you
Black plague: I am inevitable
Iron man: hold my beer
Me: * cries in a corner after watching endgame*
Scp 049: AM I STILL A JOKE TO YOU ?!?!
I miss Iron man
Black plague: I am inevitable.
2/3 that survive: And we... Are immune.
@Cameron Sandoval Literally any character that blew up Earth: *laughs in planet buster*
1720: disease
1820: disease
1920: disease
2020: disease
Ok what is going on???
20 is cursed
@TheDualBrainZ covid is almost the weakest than the other disease
It’s 2019
2120: Humanity is destroyed.
@T¡geR De¡nO it was 2019 ot 2020 lol
Coronavirus: I have taken more lives than every plague in history!
Black Death: Is that so...?
The rat with the mobile phone clicking on the human face had me in stitches. 🐀📱
This video failed to mention lack of hygenie and sanitation during that time so infection spread more quickly than usual but besides that one of your best videos till date Infographic show
sayounara1232
@@roseoreilly762 Yes?
Yeah, back then people only bathed on their birthday xD
They didnt mention it bc its obvious
@@thatdude8945 back then Europeans only bathed on their birthdays. Fixed.
Black Death: No one country can hide from this death
Greenland: *SNEAK 100*
nocturnal was in their favor
The Americas: sneak 100
Illegal Seagull69 -?
@@amarilee4866 the native Americans never got hit by the black death since their continent wasn't discovered yet
@@strange1103 Central Poland: Am I a joke to you?
Nice and good explanation...
We need another one of these.
To believe that actually happened is tragically crazy... Imagine you were alive that time. My goodness how human history is rich.
JakulaithWolff that is a deep comment
I feel like mother nature just comes every few centuries just to fix what we did 😂
Kpop_Trashpanda 2013
More like every decade
alraune 666 outbreaks are not pandemics. Not the entire world has been affected severely
What if you are one of dead people Mother Nature would be more proud
You think is a joke
@@dipeshmahato365 ok no need to get so pressed alright. It's called unhealthy coping mechanisms and I, sadly, have many. Joking about a subject being one of them :)
no every century heheh
The beginning already gave me shivers
Makes me think maybe the sickness ain't so bad, then I remember how fast it evolves
TH-cam comments: I was born in the wrong generation.
The Infographics Show:
fr they need to stop complaining
Ok but that flea using google maps to find more blood has me dead 😂 😂
Literally!
Jason Miller 🤣
Jason Miller
Yeah *LOL*
I'm kind of curious that if the plague was to resurface today with modern medicine would it die out quickly or become a big problem again.
Would probably still be a problem but not nearly as much.
Well it would die out quickly but there are still people who might get infected and can have severe symptoms, mostly the people who are isolated from society
Antibiotics.
plague is from bacteria so probably not as bad as viruses
I learn more here than my history class.
Who would win?
*_Some Europeans_*
or
*_One sick rat boi_*
Article 13 is the new black death
Omegalul why not a rat lady?
Omegalul sick rat
PLACE UR BETS
Rat boi
First from china.... and then italy got hit the most...
I'm beginning too see a pattern that i don't like
the us have the most infected now
@@isdattomatojuice9897 usa si 1 million vieus cases
United states got hit the most. 90k+ Dead in US , 30k dead in Italy.
@@tylerk4641 factor in the population and Italy still is doing worse. Also, UK is leading the charts
man... i feel bad for those who had to deal with this.
Thanks for cool and useful online class ☺
Gamora: did you do it?
Plague:...Yes
Gamora: What did it cost?
Plague:...Everything...
lol
i get it the plague is Thanos
LOL
Jennifer Cargill endgame budd
Europe: joins chat
Black death: joins chat
1/3 of europes population: has left chat
Funny and Original
No thats on how much of the uk died not the whole Europe. 70% of europe died
This meme format is so overdone now
No 2/3
Oh I’m learning about this in my next years first topic.
I’m also going to the village which was famous for it.
(Day trip)
(Btw I’m in England)
This reminds me of this one time my teacher asked what advice thing during the plague it sad something like “dine with your friends then dine with your family in heaven” and everyone else said “if you don’t quarantines your gonna die” and I said “hey at least have fun before you die”
Black death: exists
Portugal: bruh is Just a diease, lets continue exploring the Planet btw
Yep, that's us. Death freaking hates us!
Lol im portuguese
clearly
It was Thanos snapping his finger
True
Not to ruin the joke but the plague killed 30 to 60 percent not 50
yeah
@@reverie940 shut up
Charles Balliet no,it wasn’t,it was Satan.
My teacher linking infographics videos when secretly I watch their videos daily
When the fleas on the dead rat pulled out the cellphone to find people i took of laughing. Way to keep learning entertaining!
CoronaVirus & Blackdeath: **Exist**
Me: *_Thats it, im moving to Antartica_*
Say hello to Ebola
@@chibi5706 Ebola was so terrifying and deadly but it was hard to spread
In November 2019 I wanted to move to Greenland, now I'm sad because I didn't.
@Guggled in kerala(india) mortality is just 0.5%
@@MrSatz99 Ebola is 50%(I think.. I don't remember) though but can only be spread by liquid drops or somethin, I don't listen to my teacher don't blame me.
I feel like it's worth mentioning that for the surviving peasants and their children, the quality of life actually went up in a lot of ways. Although the prospect of tens of millions dying is horrible, it played a significant part in moving society forward and dismantling feudalism.
I’ve learned more from you guys than I have from school
The inforgraphics show is just history
but FUN
me: *sneezes*
whole European continent: off with his head
Me: *turns the cutter into sponge
People: yes
Great vid
Music a bit too loud imo
Did I hear "first china" on 0:56