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Mind Map by bethanycoultrip, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by bethanycoultrip
about 11 years ago
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roman public health measures
- water
- taken from springs in the countryside
- taken to the towns and cities by aquaducts
- resiviours help to settle out dirt and allows the water
to be disbutied
- taken from springs in the countryside
- distribution of water
- water is then transported through pipes
- fountains
- baths
- waste water is used to keep the sewers
clean
- waste water is used to keep the sewers
clean
- toilets
- private households
- water is then transported through pipes
- regulations relating to public health
- water commissionners were appointed to
make sure the system was working properly
- in times of drought private supply of
water was rationed
- dead bodies had to be burried outside of the town centre
- bath were very cheap to use
- water commissionners were appointed to
make sure the system was working properly
- why were they able to have large
public health schemes
- they had a large slave work force
- the roman empire wanted public health
- to keep army healthy
- to keep population happy
- to keep army healthy
- the empire was wealthy
- the empire was effecienly controlled had time to build public heath
schemes (peace)
- they had a large slave work force
- how successful was roman public health
- some towns and cities were cleaner
places but not all
- this helped to prevent sickness but did
not stop sickness
- some towns and cities were cleaner
places but not all
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