1847 James Simpson 1867 Joseph Lister Cheeky link to Lister! Louis Pasteur 1861 1901 Karl Landsteiner Wilhelm Röntgen 1895 1878 Cheeky link to Lister! Robert Koch Discovered X - rays Discovered chloroform Developed Antiseptics Developed aseptic hygiene His breakthrough leads to transfusions becoming possible. All of this led to high tech treatment in WW1!
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1847
James Simpson
1867Joseph Lister
Cheeky link to Lister!Louis Pasteur
1861
1901 Karl Landsteiner
Wilhelm Röntgen1895
1878
Cheeky link to Lister!Robert Koch
Discovered X -rays
Discovered chloroform
Developed Antiseptics Developed aseptic hygiene
His breakthrough leads to transfusions becoming possible.
All of this led to high
tech treatment in WW1!
X ray! Blood transfusion! The storage of blood!
Structure Key aspects NegativesYpres, Somme, Arras and Cambrai
Communication& transport, m’kay. Shell shock! Rifles and
explosives!
Trench fever!
Plastic surgery
Brain surgery
Middle ages
1500-1750 1750-1900 1900 - present1250-1500
Renaissance Pax Britannica Modern Era
Hippocrates
Galen
Black Death 1348
Printing press
Guy De Chauliac
Vesalius
William Harvey
Thomas Sydenham
Impact of printing press!
Edward Jenner
Florence Nightingale
Louis Pasteur
Robert Koch
John Snow
Edward Chadwick
Paul Ehrlich
Alexander Fleming
NHS – Nye Bevan
X raymachines
Blood groups and transfusions!
GPOL 1665
But... Roman baths!
1918
Rosa Luxemburg
5 March 1871 – 15 January 1919
Karl Liebknecht
13 August 1871 – 15 January 1919
Wolfgang Kapp (24 July 1858 – 12 June 1922)
Gustav Stresemann 10 May 1878 – 3 October 1929
Adolf Hitler (20 April 1889 – 30 April 1945)
General Ludendorff (9 April 1865 – 20 December 1937)
The Munich Putsch November 1923
The KappPutschMarch1920
TOV 28 June 1919
SPARTACIST
UPRISING
January 1919 The
Golden Years1924-1929
1929
1929 1934
Wall Street Crash Oct 1929
Impact of the Crash – voter patterns change.
General Hindenburg (2 October 1847 – 2 August 1934)
Hitler’s appointment as Reich Chancellor, January 1933
Franz Von Papen1879 – 2 May 1969
The Reichstag Fire27 February 1933.
June 30 to July 2, 1934
Enabling Act23 March 1933
Captain Hindsight!
1934 1945
Himmler Head of SS 1934-1945
Kristallnacht 9-10 November 1938
Claus von Stauffenberg(15 November 1907 –21 July 1944)
Goebbels Head of Propaganda and censorship 1933-1945
Pastor Niemöller(14 January 1892 – 6 March 1984)
Operation Valkyrie 20 July 1944Religious opposition 1937
The white Rose 1942-1943
Hans Fritz Scholl (22 September 1918 – 22 February 1943)
Sophia Magdalena Scholl (9 May 1921 –22 February 1943)
1941
Von Galen (16 March 1878-22 March 1946)
We have a problem: Galen’s theories!
I wasn’t allowed to
dissect human bodies because
of my pagan beliefs, fam!
We have a hero: Man like William Harvey!
If Vesalius’ Fabrica shows Galen’s
ideas on anatomy are incorrect, does
that mean the 4 humours are
entirely false?
Man likeVesalius
We all challenged Galen’s work.
Damn! That’s one hella cheeky link!
Man like Harvey got schwifty findingout that the heart is a pump!
But Man like Harvey discovered many opposed his ideas!
My father told me Galen’s
ideas are perfect!
However, Harvey’s ideas were proven correct during his lifetime!
Pagan symbol and tingz!
Blood has two different colours due to levels of oxygen!
=
The heart is a pump!
Bruh, we’ve
endorsed Galen’s ideas!
We fear
change! There’s no going
back!
We have a problem: syphilis!
It is a horrific STI which could be passed on from
infected mothers to their innocent
children in the womb.
We have a hero: Man like Paul Ehrlich!
If I can stain Germs, maybe I
can combine this with synthetic
antibodies which only attack the
disease!
Man like Robert Koch
We worked on Germ theory together.
Damn! That’s one hella cheeky link!
Man like Ehrlich got schwifty tryingto find a cure!
This is actually
really hard!
Man like Hata discovered Ehrlich’s mistake!
Bruh, you’ve already found
the cure!
Sweet!
Cheeky Japanese help!
Man like Ehrlich’s Salvarsan 606 was even made into a film and tingz.
Before the
For those working but not for...
Governmentincluded in healthcare.
I fought in WW2, I should be looked after!
New drugs, penicillin.
We all deserve these!
We want change, and we’ll vote for it!
Beveridge, civil servant.
‘Cradle to grave’‘All pay, all benefit’‘Free at point of delivery’
midwife
drugs Hospitals
training doctor
specialists
More taxes = no!
It’s your responsibility!
We will lose £ and freedom!
Bevan, Welsh ex- miner and govt health minister.
NHS will match your pay!
Poor health is unlucky!
The country must pay!
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek(1632 – 1723)
1850Pasteur
1860French Academy decay competition
Pouchetspontaneous generation
Non-sterilised
sterilised
1861 Germ theory
Do germscause disease?
1875-78 Robert Koch
Cause anthrax, TB, typhoid, cholera, tetanus.
staining 1879Cholera
Anthrax 1881Rabies 1882
X20 generations = germs!
1870-1871
+
Old Germs
USSR launches Sputnik I1957
First US man in space, John Glenn 1962.
First man in history is sent into space! Yuri Gagarin 1961
1965March USSR make first space walk.June USA matches this.
1966 USSR Unmanned space craft orbits the moon!
1958 US launch Explorer 1
1969, USA puts the first man on the moon…! Or did they?
Long term causes of WW1
Franco-Prussian War 1870
German Empire
Alliance system
BloomingHuge!
Dreadnought naval race!
Short-term causes of WW1
Gavrilo Princip
He was a Serbian nationalist!
ADFF
Schlieffen plan
Alliance system
1918-1920
1919
Spanish Flu Pandemic!
Treaty of Versailles
1926
General strike
1920
Improvement in rights for women
Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin
1928
1929-1936
Wall street crash and Great depression
1936-1939
Rearmament and recovery prior to WW2
We have a problem: Spanish flu!
It is a horrific virus which killed previously
healthy adults!
We have a history genius: Mr Mack-Poole
If virus can mutate inside a host, that
means vaccines won’t work against it!
Man like Robert Koch
They both worked on Germ theory.
Damn! That’s one hella cheeky link!
But vaccines work better on viruses which don’t mutate or bacteria!
This is actually really hard to
deal with!
The industrial revolution’s impact on travel also spread the disease.
Cheekily poor conditions
Viruses should evolve so that the spread, but so they don’t kill the host.
Man like Louis Pasteur
Get schwifty!
Bruh, you’ve given me Spanish
flu!Soz!
In the end, it mutated into a less harmful version of
itself!
Mr Mack-Poole’s exam tips.
Was the weather the main cause of the failure of the Armada…?
This answer is about balance!
However, Drake and the weather are linked! Drake famously singed the King’s
beard in 1587!
This delayed the Armada by one year!
Man like me sank 100 dank ships!
You’re coming with me, fam!
Marquis of Santa Cruz
Actually a naval expert!
He was replaced with the Duke of Medina, who had no naval experience!!!
Man like me used fire ships to panic the
Spanish!
The Spanish also couldn’t collect 30k troops from the Netherlands!
Yes, the storm finished off the Armada, and destroyed more
ships…but it wouldn’t have got to that point without man like me!
The storm is more important, but Drake’s actions harried the Spanish into it!
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