United KingdomHistory 76 · History
In 1665, a major outbreak of plague in London killed thousands of people.
- aTrueCorrect answer
- bFalse
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The Great Plague of 1665 killed many thousands of Londoners, especially in the poorer areas. The year after, the Great Fire destroyed much of the city.
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