Daily Practice · GCSE History

Daily Practice - GCSE History

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16th January 2026

5 questions · GCSE · 483 questions in this band

  1. 1
    Early Elizabethan England, 1558-88: Elizabethan Society and the Voyages of Exploration

    What did John Hawkins pioneer in the 1560s?

  2. 2
    Medicine in Britain, c1250-c1500: Ideas About the Cause and Treatment of Disease

    Roughly when did Galen, whose ideas dominated medieval medicine, live?

  3. 3
    Medicine in Britain, c1700-c1900: Vaccination, Germ Theory and Public Health

    In what year did Louis Pasteur publish his germ theory of disease?

  4. 4
    Medicine in Britain, c1500-c1700: The Medical Renaissance and Ideas About the Cause of Disease

    Did most physicians in c1500-c1700 abandon the Theory of the Four Humours because of Vesalius and Harvey's discoveries? Explain your answer in one sentence.

  5. 5
    The Role of Attitudes in Society in Medical Change, c1250-Present

    Give one reason some people opposed compulsory vaccination in the 1850s.

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