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Impact of historical figures like Jenner, Jane Sharp, and Alexander Gordon on the advancement of medicine, from smallpox to the Black Death. Understand the beliefs and practices surrounding diseases such as smallpox, plague, and more. Delve into the evolution of medical knowledge and practices over centuries.

• History
• Medicine
• Smallpox
• Plague
• Evolution

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1. Starter Quiz TASK: Please write down the title, and 1-9 in your margin on a new sheet of paper. 1. Which disease did Jenner think made people immune to smallpox 2. What were the main two ingredients of quack medicine? 3. Which group of people did the Nazis forcibly sterilise? 4. What book did Jane Sharp publish that was widely read and used? 5. What is inoculation? 6. Why was there a need for voluntary hospitals? 9. When was vaccination made compulsory? 7. What does Kristallnacht mean? 8. When was Kristallnacht? Last lesson = 1 pt Last week = 2 pt Last term = 3 pt

2. Last lesson = 1 pt Last week = 2 pt Last term = 3 pt 3. People with what the Nazis called hereditary illness 1. Cowpox 2. Alcohol and opium 6. The abolition of the monasteries, lack of government intervention. 5. Vaccination where the skin is scratched not injected 4. The Midwives Book 1671 7. Night of the broken glass 8. 1938 9. 1853

3. Medicine Lesson 7: The Plague and other diseases Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague Key Words:

4. Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Look at Source 4 on Page 46- What does this tell us about medicine and living conditions in early modern England. Alexander Gordon noticed that death rates from child-bed fever were worse for those treated by doctors and nurses in towns who moved from patient were worse than those isolated cases in villages treated locally. He concluded that: Doctors, nurses or anyone else treating the sick should wash their clothes frequently and wash their hands in chlorinated water How were his ideas received in 1795? In the long term how were his ideas received? Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague

5. Understand what people thought caused the plague Based measures brought into prevent the plague and picture of a plague doctor what does it appear they believed was spreading/ causing the plague (complete worksheet). Does any of the evidence suggest a real understanding of the what caused the disease? Does any of the evidence suggest that there were any ideas on how to cure the plague? Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague

6. Impact of the Plague Complete the Think questions 1-4 on page 48 How big an impact was the plague having on England in 1664 and 1665? Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague

7. Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Do Think questions 2, 5 and 6 on Page 47 Overall how much improvement had there been from 1348-9 to 1665? Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague

8. Extension Were People healthier in 1800? (P49) Which factors inhibited or encouraged medical change at this time? (P50) Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague

9. Medicine Lesson 7: The Plague and other diseases Great learning: Explain how Alexander Gordon ideas impacted on Medicine in the long term and short term Even better: Evaluate how much medicine had advanced from the Black death in 1348-9 and the Plague in 1665 Good learning: Understand what people thought caused the plague Key Words: