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1. On what continent did humanity begin?

2. The Black death might have affected religion in what way?

3. What is the most famous plague?

4. In Europe, the black death might have actually been what for surviving workers

5. John Green says that long time ago, parasites probably played a role in what?

6. What makes river valley civilizations prone to disease?

7. Why was Greece relatively disease free...at first?

8. What changed the Americas into a place that was no longer mostly disease free?

9. There was 1904 outbreak of the Bubonic plague. Where was it?

10. Where did the Black Death begin?

11. When did humans probably migrate out of Africa?

12. In history, there is a correlation between disease and what human activities ?

13. What are two ways humanity has successfully fought against contagious disease

14. What disease is thought to have probably caused the black death?

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