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//Topic//: yellow fever //Sources//: [|http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs100/en/] [|www.righthealth.com] dictionary.com //Info//: Very contagious get very tired symptoms include yellow eyes, weariness, and very high fever.

//Topic//: Epidemic of 1793 //Sources//: [|wikipedia.org/wiki/yellowfever] //Info//: Other nick names are Yellow Jack, or American Plague. viral disease No real cure Begins after being in body 3-5 days Carried by mosquitos.

//Topic//: Treatment //Sources//: [|www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/yellowfever/index.html] //Info//: Spreads easily and quickly Different levels Last American epidemic was 1905 in New Orleans.

//Topic//: Cures //Sources//: [|Yellowfever.co.nz/about.asp] //Info//: Many scientists working to find one best way to get it away so far is cold weather.

//Topic//: America in 1793 //Sources//: [|www.circusinamerica.org], [|www.pbs.org], [|www.collectibleamerica.com], [|wikipedia.org], [|www.brainhistory.com/years/1793] //Info//: First American circus largest Yellow Fever epidemic in history first penny was made (size of half dollar,) Jean-Pierre Blanchard flies first hot air balloon President Washington replaces Philadelphia as capital first public zoo opens in Paris tennis is first recognized as a sport in England.