Causes:
Effects:
What else was happening?
I asked 30 fourth graders this question:
Where did the Justinian Plague happen?
Results:
China = 14 (47%)
Roman Empire = 9 (30%)
Europe = 4 (13%)
South America = 3 (10%)
Internet:
Magazine:
Final Paragraph
I hope you liked my presentation! My study on the Justinian Plague changed a lot during various stages of research. For example, I actually started out researching two topics. But I soon discovered that if I tried to finish my project with both topics, then I would not be able to finish in time. So I decided to only do one topic - The Justinian Plague! I chose this topic for two reasons: 1.) I did not know much about it. And 2.) I had researched The Spanish Flu, and I really liked it. So, I wanted to research another disease, and The Plague came to mind. I would not exactly recommend researching this topic because it was very hard to find the right information to finish this project.
Byzantine Empire: The empire which Justinian the Great ruled from 527-565 A.D.
Constantinople: The capital of the Byzantine Empire
Egypt: The origin for the Justinian Plague
Famine: Scarcity of food; side effect of the Plague
Gangrene: Death of body tissue; symptom of the plague
Justinian:The emperor of the Byzantine empire, 527-565 AD
Plague: Highly contagious bacterial disease, usually with buboes, affecting many people
Yersinia Pestis: The name of the bacteria that causes the plague