Public health in roman times
- Created by: Izzy thompson
- Created on: 13-04-15 12:10
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- Public health in Roman Britain
- Public baths
- Social: they were a place for people to meet
- Hygiene: they provided the means for people to keep clean
- Excersise: they provided a place where people could keep fit
- Medical: they believed the waters had healing powers.
- Excersise: they provided a place where people could keep fit
- Hygiene: they provided the means for people to keep clean
- Social: they were a place for people to meet
- Roman society
- 1. Government. Made central decisions. Raised taxes to pay for projects.
- 2.Army. Needed good standard of public health. During peacetime, they built, baths, sewers
- 3.Communications. Good quality of roads therefore more communication. Knowledge and ideas spread as people travelled.
- 2.Army. Needed good standard of public health. During peacetime, they built, baths, sewers
- 1. Government. Made central decisions. Raised taxes to pay for projects.
- Public baths
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