Public Health (dates)

Question 1

The NHS was set up

Answer 1

1948

Question 2

Labour wins the election

Answer 2

1945

Question 3

The Beveridge Report

Answer 3

1942

Question 4

School clinics set up

Answer 4

1912

Question 5

National Insurance Act Part 1

National Insurance Act Part 2

Answer 5

1911

Question 6

Children and Young Persons Act (Children’s Charter)

Old Age Pensions Act

Answer 6

1908

Question 7

Free School Medical Inspections

Answer 7

1907

Question 8

Free School Meals

Liberals win the 1906 election

Answer 8

1906

Question 9

Booth’s ‘Life and Labour of the People of London’

Answer 9

1902

Question 10

Rowntree’s ‘Poverty; A Study of Town Life in 1901’ about York

Answer 10

1901

Question 11

The Labour Party forms

Answer 11

1900

Question 12

Infectious Disease Act

Answer 12

1889

Question 13

River Pollution Prevention Act

Answer 13

1876

Question 14

Food and Drugs Act and 1875 Public Health Act

Answer 14

1875

Question 15

Artisans Dwelling Act

Answer 15

1875

Question 16

Representation of Peoples Act - extended voting rights

Answer 16

1867

Question 17

Sanitary Act

Answer 17

1866

Question 18

The Great Stink

Answer 18

1858

Question 19

John Snow removes the handle of the water pump on Broad Street

Answer 19

September 1854

Question 20

Outbreak of cholera

Answer 20

1854

Question 21

Snow’s ‘On the Mode of Communication of Cholera’

Answer 21

1849

Question 22

The 1848 Public Health Act

Answer 22

1848

Question 23

Chadwick’s ‘The Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring Population

Answer 23

1842

Question 24

Robert Baker’s report into conditions in Leeds

Answer 24

1832