From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
1(a)3 marks
Name three ways in which people tried to keep towns clean in the Middle Ages.
From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
1(b)9 marks
Write a clear and organised summary that analyses public health in the industrial period (c1750–c1900).
From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
1(c)10 marks
Why did the government become more involved in improving health after 1900? Explain your answer.
From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
218 marks
'Living conditions have been the most important factor affecting people's health throughout history.' How far do you agree? Give reasons for your answer, using examples from the medieval, early modern and modern periods. [18 marks]
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