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Flashcards by Vanessa Brooks, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Vanessa Brooks
about 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| History | unit 1 |
| what is a long term cause? | it something that has been happening since year and years before the event |
| what is a short term cause? | something that happened recently before the event |
| History | Unit 2 |
| What was the English Civil War | it was a war between the Cavaliers who supported the king and the Roundheads who supported parliament and was caused because the king was taking too much of parliaments money |
| What was the American Civil War | The American Civil War was Americas Bloodiest war and was fought against North and South America and the cause was slavery |
| What was the outcome of the English Civil War | the outcome was that King Charles was executed and Cornwall was the leader |
| What was the outcome of the American Civil War | Rober E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant and slaves were free but a couple days after President Lincoln was assassinated |
| What was the legacy of the North versus the South America? | That slavery was illegal and all slaves must be free |
| What's the 'point' of civil wars | They are so the country can agree and be equal |
| Where did Thomas Becket die? | Canterbury Cathedral |
| When did the English Civil start? | 1642 |
| When did the English Civil War end? | 1649 |
| What was the cause of the English Civil War? | Ship tax |
| What was the date of the Gunpowder Plot? | November 5th 1605 |
| What did Thomas Becket do? | He was the Chief Advisor |
| How did he die? | 4 knights killed him |
| When did he die? | 29th December 1170 |
| When was the American Civil War? | 1861 |
| What was the cause of it? | Slavery |
| What happened during the Gunpowder Plot? | Guy Fawkes was in charge and leaded the Catholics to blow up the king and was stopped by Robert Cecil |
| Who was involved in Beckets Death? | King Henry |
| what happened 3000 bc? | Pre-history - understanding is based on spirits and gods. No real medical care. People died very young. |
| what happened in 2000 bc? | Egyptian empire - development of papyrus and a greater understanding of the body |
| 1500 - 300 bc | Greek Empire - medicine still based on religion. Here, patience would get better, but mainly but mainly through rest |
| what happened in 400 bc - 500 ad? | roman empire - the Romans introduced aqueducts, public baths , sewers and drains ect. |
| what happened in 1348? | THE BLACK DEATH - in europe more that 25 mil people died. People had no ides how to stop the plague, used religious beliefs also. |
| what were the symptoms of the black death? | abdominal pain nausea fever bleeding skin turning back |
| what happened in 1665? | The great plague - little improvement, don't now whats causing it, no control or understanding prevention |
| what happened in 1760-1840? | industrial revolution. more families moved into towns or cities, the standers of public health declined |
| what happened in 1948? | NHS - provides free and comprehensive healthcare |
| how was ordinary life for people change after the black death? | After the ravages of the disease, surviving Europeans lived longer, a new study finds. |
| what was tudor medicine like? | they had little understanding of the causes and cures for illness |
| how did they treat illness? | they used clay, mud and wood to treat broken bones. ointments such as mosses, leaves, bark and animal fats were used for cuts |
| who treated the sick? | shamans used rituals and charms to cure the illness |
| how healthy were people? | not healthy at all. They always needed to be treated |
| what were the improvements in 19th century medicine? | public health was introduced and used in towns and cities which made them more populated |
| what is the welfare state of the NHS? | successful and saving lives everyday |
| describe medicine in Cayman through the ages | ... |
| 1879 | vaccinations are dropped off in Grand Cayman. They were administered by a schoolmaster |
| 1887 | Fire report- Caymanians are in need of a qualified resident doctor |
| 1912 | law for the construction of a latrine in every house in Georgetown |
| april 1917 | first medical survey of the islands |
| 1917 | hookworms affected 20% of the population. Mosquito problem |
| 1950 | until this date there was never more than one dentist on the island at a time |
| 1953 | a 28 bed hospital was built in Georgetown |
| 1965 | the Mosquito Research & Control Unit was established |
| 1971 | 8 bed hospital built in Cayman Brac |
| 1979 | one qualified doctor for every 833 inhabitants |
| describe was it was like in the Roman Empire | the Roman empire was brutal, they would work for hours and fight in the army later |
| roman empire continued ... | if you make a mistake you would be killed by your fellow roommates with rocks |
| describe what the aztec empire was like | the aztec empire was hard work but you would be worshiped by your town and you'd be allowed to wear feathers and special clothes |
| compare the contrast the empires to reach a judgement about which one was most successful | the Roman Empire were the greatest empire ever but the aztecs were treated better but weren't as good fighters |
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