B ; cda ; why introduced ; health of army + navy 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 05-04-18 11:07 during which war did british army health become a big concern? crimean war (1853-56) 1 of 13 what was important about reasons for army mortality? more died from disease than combat 2 of 13 what did hospitals and barracks lack? basic sanitation 3 of 13 who were the most celebrated heroes of the conflict? nurses 4 of 13 two especially? mary seacole / florence nightingale 5 of 13 what was at the centre of the gov's post-war efforts to reform armed forces? enquiries into health of army and navy 6 of 13 which three venereal diseases were a big problem? syphilis / gonorrhoea / scabies 7 of 13 high levels of disease occured bc of army's dependence on? prostitution 8 of 13 for british army in peacetime what was the most common cause of infection? sexually transmitted diseases 9 of 13 what was common thought about married men in the army? they were reluctant to risk lives in combat and made unreliable soldiers 10 of 13 why was prostitution therefore accepted as a necessity for soldiers? allowed them to fulfil urge for sex without having a wife 11 of 13 believed to be essential for sustaining what type of army? bachelor 12 of 13 and preventing what among soldiers? homosexuality 13 of 13
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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