concept   plague
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western countries (1) • Eastern countries (1) • medieval European societies (1) • Europe (1) • European history enthusiasts (1) • Africa (1) • Asia (1) • Feudal Europe (1) • North America (1) • contemporary societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 plague Western countries The concept of the plague is historically associated with the devastating Black Death pandemic in medieval Europe in Western countries. 15
2 plague Eastern countries The plague is historically associated with outbreaks in ancient China and other Eastern countries, where it was transmitted by fleas on rats. 6
3 plague medieval European societies Devastating plague, such as the Black Death, caused mass deaths and social upheaval in medieval Europe. 5
4 plague Europe The Black Death plague in Europe led to significant historical and public health measures due to its devastating impact. 4
5 plague European history enthusiasts European history enthusiasts are interested in the devastating impact of the Black Death, caused by Yersinia pestis, on European populations in the 14th century. 2
6 plague Africa Plague is still a concern in some African regions due to outbreaks of bubonic and pneumonic plague. 1
7 plague Asia Plague outbreaks in Asia continue to be a concern due to bubonic and pneumonic cases. 1
8 plague Feudal Europe The Black Death caused devastating loss of life in Feudal Europe. 1
9 plague North America The concept of the plague is historically associated with the devastating Black Death pandemic in the Middle Ages in North America. 1
10 plague contemporary societies Plague outbreaks in contemporary societies are better controlled and managed through modern medical and public health interventions. 1