B ; cda ; why introduced ; cdas of 1864/6/9 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 05-04-18 12:59 gov passed '64 cda before? almost empty HoC 1 of 23 and absolutely no? debate 2 of 23 what did legislation give police in ports and garrison towns rights to do? arrest prostitutes for medical examination 3 of 23 if woman found to be diseased what could happen? sent to lock hospital until cured 4 of 23 what would failure to submit to exam lead to? imprisonment 5 of 23 when did the second act follow? 1866 6 of 23 once again without? debate in HoC 7 of 23 gov intro compulsory prostitute exams every? 3 months 8 of 23 prostitutes could be identified before magistrate on? evidence of single police officer 9 of 23 exams to be performed on all suspected prostitutes within what radius of protected port / garrison? 10miles 10 of 23 when was 3rd cda? 1869 11 of 23 extending regulation to? all garrison towns (not just protected) 12 of 23 and allowing prostitutes to be held for how many days before exam w/o trial? 5 days 13 of 23 how many protected districts did this act est across uk? 18 14 of 23 also made legal for prostitutes to be detained in lock hospitals for up 2 how long? 1yr 15 of 23 and subjected to inspections how often? fortnightly 16 of 23 what was it hoped these measures would ensure? safe regulation of prostitution 17 of 23 medical authorities like which two ppl defended the acts? acton / elizabeth garrett anderson 18 of 23 bc believed reduction venereal diseases to be? benevolent + part of moral duty of state 19 of 23 what did acton believe legislation would improve? public health 20 of 23 but what did anderson believe about voluntary checks? wouldn't prevent infections 21 of 23 she was sure the cda would relieve what? physical suffering of prostitutes 22 of 23 bc what would happen to them otherwise? wouldn't visit early enough / remain long enough to be successfully treated 23 of 23
Britain 1780-1928: Depth- Contagious Diseases Acts and the campaign for their repeal, 1862-86 4.5 / 5 based on 6 ratings
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