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Health and the People 1-2 Flashcards

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1
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What was the medieval society centered around and ORDERED around

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Religion

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Who had the most power in the medieval society.

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Catholic Church / Monarch

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3
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Fuedal system

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King
l
Baron
l
Knight
l
Peasant

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4
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What percentage of people lived in the countryside

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90%

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5
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What was the way people earned alot of money

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Trade (trade of wool with europe)

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6
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What is the Greek idea of the 4 humours

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When each persons 4 humours Blood, Phlem, Yellow bile, Black bile were out of balance they would become ill

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7
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What were peasants houses made of

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Wattle and daub

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8
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How did medieval people cook

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Open fires in their house with no chimmeny

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9
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Where were animals kept in medieval times at night

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In the house

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10
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Describe a peasants diet

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Pottage
Fruit and vegetables
Milk and Cheese
Fish

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11
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When was the Great Famine

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1315

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12
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What percentage of the population died from the Great Famine

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10%

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13
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What were the benefits of drinking small beer

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The fermentation process killed bacteria and germs

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14
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What were middens

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Hole in the ground where waste went

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15
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Cesspits were

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Container for human waste

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16
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What happened to medieval springs

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Contaminated by dead animal bodies and dumping waste into the springs

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17
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TOWNS

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TOWNS

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18
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Why did disease spread so fast in medieval towns

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The houses were packed so close together

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19
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When were people in towns getting fresh food

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Weekly market

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20
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Why were the towns filled with dung and blood

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Drovers bought in livestock to be slaughtered

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21
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Where were some towns getting their clean water from in the town

A

Conduits

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22
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What did gongfermers do

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Remove human waste from cesspits and latrines

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23
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Rakers did

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Clean the streets

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24
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Who didnt have to share latrines

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The rich had private latrines

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25
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BLACK DEATH

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BLACK DEATH

26
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When did the Black Death hit

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1348

27
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How much of England did the Black Death kill

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Half

28
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3 Beliefs for causes for the Black Death (not humours)

A

God punishing them
Miasma
Movement of the planets

29
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Responses to the Black Death

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Pray for forgiveness so God would take disease away
Flagellants whipped themselves to prove to God they were sorry for sins
Balance the 4 humours by bloodletting
Posies of sweet smelling flowers around their house to purify the air of miasma

30
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Who ordered the mayor of London to clean the streets

A

King Edward III

31
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PUBLIC HEALTH IN MEDIEVAL TOWNS AND MONASTERIES

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PUBLIC HEALTH IN MEDIEVAL TOWNS AND MONASTERIES

32
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Who lead the way of hygene

A

The Church

33
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Why did Cathedrals and the monestaries have clean water

A

Baptisms

34
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What did monastaries do to get clean water

A

Dig trenches and lay pipes

35
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When did the power of the Church decrease

A

15th Century

36
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How did towns make efforts to improve public health

A

Dung heaps and prostitutes were moved to the edge of the town (Bristol)

37
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When were more laws passed to improve public health (medieval)

A

1348

38
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What are “by laws”

A

Laws that only apply to certain areas

39
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EARLY MODERN BRITAIN

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EARLY MODERN BRITAIN

40
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When did the population reach 6 million in Britain

A

1750

41
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Where did trade expand to in early modern Britain and what products did this bring

A

America and India
sugar tobacco, cotton

42
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How many people could vote in the early modern period

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3%

43
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What invention proved science was starting to be more researched and religious power lessened

A

The microscope

43
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Who gained and who lost power in the early modern period

A

The Monarchy and Church lost power, parliament gained power

44
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What invention and when century was it made allowed mass produced books

A

Printing press, 15th century

45
Q

How often did the great plague keep re-occuring

A

Every 20 years

46
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When was the last (basically only) outbreak of the great plague and how many were killed in London

A

1665
15%

47
Q

What beliefs for the Great Plague still persisted

A

God
Miasma

48
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What happened in 1518 that was the government helping with the Great Plague

A

Houses infected with the plague had to be isolated

49
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What happened in 1578 that was the government helping with the Great Plague

A

Elizabeth instituted the plague orders for example burning clothes of plague victims

50
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What happened in 1604 that was the government helping with the Great Plague

A

Plague act has harsher punishements for breaking isolation laws

51
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What did York do to help combat the plague

A

In 1550 appoint watchmen to make sure plague victims can’t enter the city

52
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When did towns make pest houses to house plague victims century

A

1600s

53
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How did living conditions differ from the Medieval period

A

Rich can afford varied diets coffee, sugar
Houses made of stone or brick
Fresh water piped into rich’s homes
Flushing toilet invented in 1596

54
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How did living conditions stay the same

A

Diet of poor was unchanged and famine was still a danger
Most people still got water from contaminated conduits
Cesspits still used which overflowed

55
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How did the local government (York) help with public health

A

Fines for throwing human waste into the street
Pigs not allowed to wander streets
Can’t build privy over main stream

56
Q

Which decade did the gin craze start

A

1720s

57
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Name all of the years of the unsucessful gin acts, what did they do

A

1729, 1736, 1743 taxes and licenses

58
Q

When was the successful gin act

A

1751

59
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What punishments for not having licenses or paying taxes or having a license did the successful gin act have

A

Whipping, transportation to australia

60
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A

History (13 decks)

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