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ALT A timeline charts significant pandemics throughout history, illustrating the estimated death tolls associated with each event. The timeline includes: - **Pandemics before the 19th century**: A notable entry is the 1347-1353 Black Death, which killed an estimated 50 to 60% of Europe's population, equating to approximately 50 million people. - **From 1492 to 1600**: The Columbian Exchange, resulting in an estimated death toll of 48 million, primarily impacting Native Americans due to various diseases. - **1870s onward**: Displays several cholera pandemics from 1817 through 1961, with details on the first and second cholera pandemics, listing specific estimated death tolls. - **Twentieth century pandemics**: Highlights include the 1918-1920 Spanish flu pandemic, estimated to cause 50 to 100 million deaths, and the ongoing effects of diseases like Ebola and HIV/AIDS, with records extending into the 2020s.




























