Population- Demographic Change In The Uk Case Study Flashcards

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stage 1 BR and DR

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35/1000

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2
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Stage 1 had a _____ natural increase

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Slow

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3
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Stage 1 - What increased mortality in 1665

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The great plague

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4
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Stage 1- what increased mortality in 1720-1740

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Cheap gin

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5
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Stage 1 - when did gin tax come in to end increased mortality due to cheap gin

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1751

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When did the UK enter stage 2 ?

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1740- 1875

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7
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Stage 2- What event provoked an urgent need for improved public health

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Industrial revolution

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Stage 2- diarrhoea and typhoid fell rapidly due to?

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Clean piped water , sewage systems , improved personal and domestic hygiene

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9
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Stage 2- working class had more and a wider range of food due to ?

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More disposable income

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10
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Stage 2- there were more food products available due to …

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Improved farming and transport

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11
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Stage 2- Imr decreased due to ?

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Better nutrition

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12
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Stage 2 - when were the public health acts introduced ?( improved nutrition and general health improvements )

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1848 and 1869

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13
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Stage 2- what did the public health acts of 1848 and 1869 diminish?

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Scarlet fever and tuberculosis

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14
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Stage 2- what voluntary service was founded

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Hospitals

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15
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Stage 2- what material and is easier to wash than wool and led to increased level of hygiene

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Cotton and well advertised soap

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16
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Stage 2- when was jenners smallpox vaccination available

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1798

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17
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Stage 2- when was the first census completed

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1801

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18
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Stage 2- what was banned in 1833?

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Child labour

19
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Stage 2- what did authorities do in 1868?

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Condemned unfit buildings

20
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Stage 2 - what act was introduced in 1834?

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Poor law amendment act

21
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Stage 2- what became voluntary in 1836?

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Registration of births and deaths

22
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Stage 2- what was established in 1848?

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Boards of health which bought a pure water supply and drainage

23
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Stage 2- what was made compulsory in 1874?

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Birth and death rate registrations

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Stage 2- what did the public health act do in 1875?

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Established local sanitary district

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Stage 2- what did rev Bradlaugh do in 1876?
Published book on birth control info limiting family size
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Stage 2- what caused a rise in child deaths from 1820-1840?
In large towns there were food shortages, poor housing and sanitation
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When did the UK enter stage 3?
1875- 1932
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Stage 3- what happened to the BR and DR during stage 3?
Decreased
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Stage 3- what controlled mortality ?
Medical science
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Stage 3- what was made available medically ?
More effective drugs, advanced surgery, and anathesia
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Stage 3- what happened in the early 20th century involving children ?
Attention to maternity, child welfare, and health of school children
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Stage 3- why did nutrition advance ?
Availability of cheap American wheat and refrigerated meat and fruit imported from Australia and New Zealand
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Stage 3- what declined due to bradlaughs book?
Fertility as the book was about contraception
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Stage 3- smaller families became more desirable due to what?
Compulsory education until 13 made children more expensive
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Stage 3- what happened to the br from 1890-1930?
Fell from 32/1000 to 17/1000
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Stage 3 - what caused the drop in br?
World war 1
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Stage 3- what did local councils do in 1921?
Treated TB
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When did the UK enter stage 4?
1933
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Stage 4- what year was the baby boom?
1946
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Stage 4- what happened in 1979?
Short period of natural decrease
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Stage 4- what did the br fall to in 1940?
14/1000
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Stage 4- why did the br fall to 14/1000 in 1940
Uncertainties of war, wider condom use and contraceptive pill and the education and careers of women
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Stage 4- what year did the br fall back to 14/1000 after the baby boom ?
1980
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When was he UK in stage 1 ?
Medical times (1700-1740)