History poverty public health in 1800s

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Give two reasons why the death rate was falling in the 1800s

  1. improved food supply

  2. smallpox vaccination

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when was civil registration introduced

1837

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what was a night soil man

collected human waste from cesspits and privies and removed it from towns

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what was the miasma theory

claimed that disease was caused by bad air

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what is joseph lister most famous for building in 1830

the first practical microscope with a compound lens

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who first coined germ theory and who proved it once and for all

Louis pasteur coined

Robert Koch proved it

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in the cholera epidemic of 1832, what was the death rate

roughly 40-50%

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What document did Dr James Kay produce in 1832?

The report on the Labouring Population of Manchester Condition of the labouring population of Great Britain

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What document did Edwin Chadwick produce in 1842?

The report on the Sanitary Condition of the labouring population of Great Britain

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When was the ‘S-trap’ invented by Alexander Cummings, and what was its purpose?

1775, stopped sewer smells entering peoples homes

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When was the Representation of the People Act?

1832

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When was the Municipal Corporations Act?

1835

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what does permissive mean

Optional

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There were four Public Health Acts in total – what years were they?

1848, 1875, 1925, 1936

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define laissez faire

means the government shouldnt interfere - a dismissive attitude towards the poor

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define collectivism

the state should take responsibility for welfare and public needs