Industrial Revolution Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

True or false the public health act of 1848 was compulsory

A

False

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2
Q

Better farming led to what?

A

Cheaper foods such as wheat and barely

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3
Q

What did Dr John Snow in 1854 do?

A

Prove that cholera was a water borne disease

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4
Q

When did Louis Pasteur publish his germ theory?

A

1861

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5
Q

Pail privies saved lives how?

A

Facieses weren’t overflowing spreading disease

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6
Q

Were measurements in Worcester against cholera effective?

A

Yes

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7
Q

What did many people now work in?

A

Factories and mines

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8
Q

True or false more were having piped water introduced to their homes?

A

True

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9
Q

Which city built the world’s first ever sand filtered water works?

A

Worcester

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10
Q

Edwin Chadwick tried to increase living conditions for the poor why?

A

So that they could work more for the companies

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11
Q

Life expectancy was ______ and infant mortality rates were _______.

A

low
high

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12
Q

What was abolished in 1854?

A

The general board of health

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13
Q

Working class often mixed food with other products what was this called?

A

Adulteration of food

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14
Q

Did people still believe in miasma in the industrial revolution

A

Yes

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15
Q

Tuberculosis was common why?

A

There was too many damp walls in poorly built houses

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16
Q

How much did cholera kill in 4 outbreaks?

A

Around 100,000 people

17
Q

When was the national day of fasting and praying organised to prevent cholera?

A

March 2nd 1832

18
Q

Back-to-back housing was ____, _____ _____, _____ and ______.

A

cheap
poorly constructed
damp
overcrowded

19
Q

True or false the sanitary act of 1866 forced authorities to provide fresh water and sewage and waste disposal?

20
Q

True or false a privy would only be shared by up to 2 families?

A

False it could be over 10 families