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Why was the outbreak of plague in Eyam, England, so unique?

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only one person contracted the plague
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everyone who contracted the plague died
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everyone who contracted the plague survived
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people were less likely to contract the plague than in other locations
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Read “The Plague Comes to Europe” section of the article carefully, and use it to help you complete these sentences.

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According to the article, the Black Death originated in.:China
It first entered Europe through the port city of .:Messina, Sicily
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Read “The Plague Comes to Europe” section of the article carefully, and use it to help you complete these sentences.

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The skeletons found at the burial site were victims of.:the plague
One and a half million people, aboutof England's population, were killed by an outbreak of the plague.:25 percent
The discovery of the burial site in London allows researchers to study the.:microbiology of the plague
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10 percent✔ 25 percent50 percent

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10 percent
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✔ 25 percent
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50 percent
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✔ microbiology of the plagueeffects of plague on societygovernment's response to disease

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✔ microbiology of the plague
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effects of plague on society
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government's response to disease
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London, EnglandEyam, England✔ Messina, Sicily

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London, England
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Eyam, England
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✔ Messina, Sicily
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Why did half the people in Eyam survive the plague outbreak?

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they washed their hands often to keep from getting sick
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they quarantined those who were sick far away from those who were healthy
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they had an unusual genetic mutation that prevented them from becoming infected
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they eliminated the village’s rat population, preventing the disease from spreading
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Why is there no health risk for researchers working at the burial site?

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plague is now a treatable disease
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plague bacteria cannot survive very long in soil
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human beings can no longer be affected by the bacteria that cause plague
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there are no rats buried nearby and no fleas to carry the disease
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✔ the plaguesmallpoxa natural disaster

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The skeletons found at the burial site were victims of.:the plague
One and a half million people, aboutof England's population, were killed by an outbreak of the plague.:25 percent
The discovery of the burial site in London allows researchers to study the.:microbiology of the plague

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