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The Plague of Justinian that occurred from 542-700 A.D. was a disease now known as bubonic plague that killed over 10,000 people in a single year after the death of Justinian and devastated the Byzantine Empire.

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The Plague of Justinian
(542-700 A.D.)
●
After Justinian’s death
●
A disease that is now known as the bubonic
plague
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10,000 people were killed in one year

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Slide 7- Plague

1. The Plague of Justinian (542-700 A.D.) ● After Justinian’s death ● A disease that is now known as the bubonic plague ● 10,000 people were killed in one year

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