Daily Practice - GCSE History
Dates, causes, consequences and the detail an answer has to name.
28th February 2024
- 1Medicine in Britain, c1900-present: War, Science and the Development of Penicillin
What had Fleming noticed in his contaminated laboratory dish?
- 2Medicine in Britain, c1900-present: The NHS, Genetics and Modern Public Health
Why did understanding the structure of DNA matter for later medicine, even though it did not immediately cure any disease?
- 3Medicine in Britain, c1250-present: Change and Continuity in Ideas About the Cause of Disease
Give one example of continuity in ideas about the cause of disease across this whole period.
- 4Medicine in Britain, c1250-present: Change and Continuity in the Treatment and Prevention of Disease
What did the compulsory Public Health Act of 1875 require, and how did this differ from earlier, permissive legislation?
- 5The Black Death, 1348-49: Causes, Spread and Contemporary Responses
Give one practical response to the Black Death available only to wealthier people.
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