The Bubonic Plague : A 5 page overview of the Bubonic
plague. Paper covers its history, modern occurrences,
prevention & treatment etc.; Bibliography lists 4 sources *(See
Also Blackdea.wps -- under Western Civ. category).
Bubonic.wps

The Bubonic Plague -- Compared With The A.I.D.S.
Plague : In this insightful 5 page essay, the writer discusses
similarities between the Bubonic, or "Black Plague" (a.k.a.
"Black Death") of the 14th century, and the modern-day
A.I.D.S. crisis. Public health and social issues are taken into
consideration as they relate to each of the two societies
discussed. Stereotypes, discrimination, and popular fears are
analyzed as well. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Bubonaid.wps

The Bubonic Plague & The Organism Which Causes It /
Yersinia Pestis : A 16 page examination of the bubonic plague,
its causative agent and its various forms. Includes information
on vectors, treatment, and morphology. Bibliography includes
fifteen sources. Bubonorg.wps

The Black Plague : This 5 page paper is a fictitious depiction
of an artisan dying of the plague in Medieval times.
Explanations of the reality of the times are clarified and
documented. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Medblp.wps

The Black Death in Europe : In 6 pages the author discusses
the Black Death in Europe.The Black Death was also known as
the Black Plague. This plague was catastrophic to the
population of Europe during the fourteenth century. The Black
Death killed a great number of the population. It knew no
cultural or socioeconomic boundary, killing peasant and
aristocrat alike. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Blkdth.wps

Social Changes Resulting From Bubonic Plague : A 6 page
paper discussing both immediate and long-lasting changes
brought on by necessary shifts in custom in response to the loss
of 1/3 of Europe’s population during the Black Death. The
Black Plague put the entire structure of society in flux as people
lived in very fear for their lives and tried to deal with life in as
normal manner as possible while half cities fell all around them.
Perhaps the most lasting changes arose from the necessity of
letting “new blood” into established institutions such as law and
medicine in order to assure their continuance. These people
brought new patterns of thinking, and many of them may have
never had any other opportunity to rise beyond their peasant
status had the plague not made both land and position available.
It was a time of the first respect for the power of labor, and it
was the time of the first recorded persecution of the Jews.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Bubplag.wps

How Cholera & The Plague Reached Epidemic
Proportions : 6 pages in length Both cholera and the plague
have reached epidemic proportions at different times throughout
history. The environmental factors attributed to their worldwide
spread are many, as is their capacity to harm a great number
of people in one fell swoop. Focusing upon these causes and
attempting to avert their overwhelming affect upon the populace
as a whole is of primary concern to contemporary health
strategies; however, prevention of such damaging infectious
disease is both monumental and difficult. The writer discusses
cause and prevention as they relate to cholera and the plague.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Cholplag.wps

Polio / History of the Disease & Its Vaccine : This 6 page
report discusses the disease poliomyelitis. The history of the
disease in the U.S., the public’s reactions, information about the
search for a cure or vaccine, as well as the development of the
vaccine to combat it. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Poliovac.wps

Masturbatory Orgasmic Inadequacy : A 5 page essay that
discusses Masters and Johnson's claim that this is an affliction
that must be cured. The writer takes issue with the statement
and points out that it is diametrically opposed to the opinions of
Freud and is outside the range of most other sex therapists and
educators'' opinion regarding female orgasm. Bibliography lists
5 sources. Moi.wps
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