Daily Practice · GCSE History

Daily Practice - GCSE History

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29th January 2024

5 questions · GCSE · 483 questions in this band

  1. 1
    Medicine in Britain, c1900-present: War, Science and the Development of Penicillin

    Who accidentally discovered penicillin's antibacterial effect, and in what year?

  2. 2
    Medicine in Britain, c1900-present: The NHS, Genetics and Modern Public Health

    Give one way modern public health campaigns differ from nineteenth-century public health measures.

  3. 3
    Medicine in Britain, c1250-present: Change and Continuity in Ideas About the Cause of Disease

    What scientific discovery in 1953 added a further explanation for some diseases, alongside germs?

  4. 4
    Medicine in Britain, c1250-present: Change and Continuity in the Treatment and Prevention of Disease

    Name the two treatments, based on the Theory of the Four Humours, that remained common from the medieval period into the seventeenth century.

  5. 5
    The Black Death, 1348-49: Causes, Spread and Contemporary Responses

    What was a bubo?

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