History Public Health

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What happened in 1842
*Chadwick publishes report. *Shows low life expectancy in cities and towns.
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What happened in 1848
*First Public Health Act, *Towns to clean up streets, sewage problem to be dealt with. *But not made compulsory.
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What happened in 1854
*John Snow shows link between dirty water and cholera - in London.
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What happened in 1856
*Bazalgette builds sewage system in London.
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What happened in 1858
*'Great Stink' in London - River smelled bad - especially by Houses of Parliament.
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What happened in 1861
*Pasteur publishes his Germ Theory.
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What happened in 1867
*All working class men could now vote (even the poor).
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What happened in 1875 (3 Laws)
*Artisans Dwelling Act - Slum houses knocked down. * Food and Drugs Act - Food couldn't be contaminated. * 2nd Public Health Act - Made compulsory streets clean, sewers.
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What happened in 1876
River Pollution Prevention Act: *Illegal for factories to dump waste.
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What happened in 1890s (Part 1)
Joseph Chamberlain - Mayor = Birmingham *Improved city -> Used Artisons Dwelling Act.
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What happened in 1890s (Part 2)
Businessmen Who Improved Housing: *Cadburys - Bournville *Levers - Port sunlight.
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END OF THE 18th CENTURY (1900s)
2 REPORTS ON PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLISHED. *Rowntree- York *Booth - London. Both agreed - Poor were not healthy.
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*First Public Health Act, *Towns to clean up streets, sewage problem to be dealt with. *But not made compulsory.

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What happened in 1848

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*John Snow shows link between dirty water and cholera - in London.

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*Bazalgette builds sewage system in London.

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*'Great Stink' in London - River smelled bad - especially by Houses of Parliament.

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