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My answer:
The bubonic plague is spread to mainly humans by fleas that travel on rodents. The bubonic plague has a nickname of the black death. It started in Chine (1334). It is estimated that the plague killed over 25 million people.
There are many theories on how the bubonic plague officially ended. The most popular theory is that the plague ended because of many quarantines. People who where uninfected would stay in their homes and only leave when they really needed to. The more richer people would go to isolated areas so they wouldnt get infected by the black death.
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Microbiologists identified the bacteria that caused the disease, and they also played a role in discovering how it evolved. After analyzing bacteria from samples of people who died from the disease, microbiologists determined that the bacteria had key genetic mutations that made it so deadly to humans. Bubonic plague still occurs around the globe, including in some areas of the United States. Microbiologists helped develop the antibiotics now used to treat it.
