How Can Times of Crisis Affect Citizens and Society?

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A set of vocabulary flashcards based on the lecture notes and reading list regarding the 1793 Yellow Fever epidemic and its societal impact.

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Yellow Fever Epidemic of 17931793

A significant medical crisis in Philadelphia that highlighted the impact of eighteenth-century medical practices and a lack of scientific understanding on the spread of disease.

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An American Plague

An informational core text written by Jim Murphy that provides a historical account of the epidemic.

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Fever 17931793

A literary core text novel written by Laurie Halse Anderson set during the Philadelphia crisis.

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Essential Question

How can times of crisis affect citizens and society?

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Patterns of human behavior

Responses that emerge during a crisis driven by factors such as fear, compassion, an impulse to understand the unknown, and the will to survive.

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Social factors

Elements such as gender, race, and class that influence an individual’s experience of a crisis.

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Scientific knowledge

A factor described as essential to effectively addressing medical crises and serving as a tool to deepen understanding during an epidemic.

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Catalyst for change

The role a crisis can serve in sparking positive transformations in individuals, society, and the field of medicine.

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The Artist in His Museum

A painting by Charles Willson Peale used as a core text for studying the era of the crisis.

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Late eighteenth-century Philadelphia

The setting of the epidemic, characterized by specific living conditions, political structures, and social norms.

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Invictus

A poem by William Ernest Henley featured in the supplementary texts, also associated with a video reading by Morgan Freeman.

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Philadelphia: The Great Experiment

A film by History Making Productions used to analyze the historical context of the crisis.

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The Long Room

An interior painting of the front room in Peale’s Museum created by Charles Willson Peale.

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Emily Johnston

The presenter of the "20142014 Three Minute Thesis Winning Presentation" used as a supplementary video text.