Welsh Examples Flashcards

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When did the BLACK DEATH arrive in Wales and where?

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  • Haverfordwest in 1349, brought from ships in Bristol

- Over half the population died

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How many people died of the plague (EARLY MODERN)? WALES

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  • 1650
  • Tenby
  • 50% percent of people died of the Plague
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What were the statistics for CHOLERA deaths?

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  • In 1832, Merthyr Tydfil , 160 deaths

- Long summer of 1849, normal water supplies dried up, people drank from contaminated canals, 396 people died in Cardiff

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How many people have HIV in Wales?

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  • 2009

- 1009 HIV positive in Wales

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When do you use welsh refernces?

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How many people died from Smallpox and where?

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1722-23, 71 people died in Carmarthen due to smallpox

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What were the Dynion Hysbys?

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  • wise men who possessed the power to break spells and unto the evil of witches
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What were the physicians of Myddfai?

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Wrote ways of diagnosing and treating diseases using herbs, surgery, bloodletting and cauterising in the RED BOOK OF HERGEST

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Who was Sir Robert Jones and what did he do?

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  • During WW1, he was inspector of military Orthopaedics and made sure THOMAS SPLINT was used on wounded soldiers
  • death rate from femur fractures fell from 80 % to 20%
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What did Martin Evans discover?

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  • 2007

- he discovered that you could remove and grow stem cells which could then be genetically modified to target diease

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What was built in Carmarthen and when?

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Franciscan monasteries, built in 1282

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Stas for hospitals in Wales?

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  • by 1665 there were only 4 small hospitals
  • there were only 36 beds for all of North Wales
  • There were no Doctors
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What did the Industrial revolution cause for hospitals?

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-Caused voluntary hospitals to open in Wales, first in Swansea in 1817

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An example of a voluntary hospital?

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  • 1866, Royal Hamadryad Hospital Cardiff
  • treated sailors with infectious diseases
  • Dr Henry Paine
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Who was Betsi Cadwaladr?

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  • Nurse who cared for in Crimea , went in 1854
  • Clashed with Nightingale as she hated the bureaucracy of British Military hospitals
  • known for her insistence of keeping wounds clean
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What happened in Kenfig during Medieval ages?

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  • it was an offence to dump waste in or near town halls

- residents had to clean pavement outside their house

17
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What did Henry de la Bache found in a report on Merthyr Tydfil in 1844?

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  • no drainage or sanitation
  • waste thrown onto streets
  • 50 people shared a toilet
  • pumps and wells were fed by contaminated surface water
18
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What happened as Merthyr Tydfil increased in population?

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Houses were built as quickly and as cheaply as possible with no planning regulations

19
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Merthyr Tydfil Death rate stats

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1855 Merthyr had the 3rd highest death rate in the UK

20
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What were improvement to POLLUTION during the 20th century?

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  • government passed the clean air acts of 1956 to the killer smog in London
  • 1950 and 60s saw an emphasis on slum clearance
21
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What were improvement to housing in the 20th century?

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  • By 1939 over 1 million council houses were built
  • In wales by 1968 over 70,000 homes had been improved by grants
  • In Wales, 1968 10% of houses were unfit for human habitation
  • 1998 fallen to 8.5%