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Health and the PeopleQuestion 2 Explain the significance… Explain the significance of the work of William Harvey in the development of medicineExplain the significance of the work of Joseph Lister in the development of surgeryExplain the significance of the Germ Theory in the development of medicine in BritainExplain the significance of the Liberal reforms for the prevention of diseaseExplain the significance of the work of Edward Jenner in the prevention of diseaseExplain the significance of the development of penicillin in the treatment of disease

Question 3: Explain two ways… Explain two ways hospitals in the 1400s and hospitals in the 1700s were different. Explain two ways that surgery in the time of Pare and surgery in the early 1800s was similar.Explain two ways that surgery in medieval period and in the renaissance were similar?Explain two ways that public health in a medieval town and public health in a monastery were differentExplain two ways that anatomy in the medieval period and anatomy in the renaissance were differentExplain two ways the black death in the fourteenth century and the plague in the seventeenth century were similarExplain two ways that the work of Pasteur and Koch were different

Question 4: Has… been the main factor…Has surgery and technology been the main factor in the development of surgery in Britain? Explain your answer with reference to surgery and technology and other factorsHas government been the main factor in the development of public health in Britain since medieval times? Explain your answer with reference to government and other factorsHas war been the main factor leading to improvements in surgery? Explain your answer with reference to war and other factorsHas science been the main factor in the development of penicillin? Explain your answer with reference to war and other factorsHas the role of the individual ben the main factor in the development of medicine since medieval times? Explain your answer with reference to individuals and other factors

Health and the peopleQ1: How useful is source to a historian

studying public health in the 19 th century?

How useful is source A to a historian studying how traditional ideas about medicine were challenged during the renaissance?

Source A – the title page of Vesalius’ ‘Fabric of the Human Body’. The book was published in 1543 and contained a detailed and fully illustrated description of human anatomy. Vesalius is pictured in the middle carrying out a dissection. His students are gathered all around him observing his work.

Conflict and Tension between East and West 1945-1972 (Cold War)

Q1 – Study… how do you know…Study source A.Source A supports the USA taking part in the space race. How do you know? Explain your answer using source A and your contextual knowledge

Source A: An illustration of a blood letting from an Oxford University textbook. 1295.

How useful is Source A for finding out about the work of a

medieval physician?

Study source ASource A shows the Americans as encouraging aggression. How do you know. Explain your answer using source A and your contextual knowledge

Question 2: How useful are sources ? and ?Study sources B and C. How useful are these to a historian studying the causes of the Hungarian Uprising. Explain your answer using sources A and B and your own contextual knowledge

Study sources B and C.How useful are these to a historian studying the impact of the U2 crisis? Explain your answer using sources B and C and your contextual knowledge?

Source A. Published in 1962 by a Russian artist. The title of the piece is “shame on American imperialism”

American cartoon published in 1957

C

B

Source B – An American cartoon showing the events of the Paris Peace Summit, titled ‘better relations through trade’ 1962

Source C – a statement from the US State Department May 1960

Question 1: How does interpretation B differ from interpretation A about the terms of the Treaty of Versailles? Explain your answer based on what it says in interpretation A

Question 3 Write an accountWrite an account of how the Marshall Plan and the Soviet response increased tensions between 1947 and 1949Write an account of how the shooting down of a U2 spy plane in 1960 became and international incidentWrite an account of how the city of Berlin was a point of tension between 1960 and 1963Write an account of how Cuba became an ally of the Soviet UnionWrite an account of how the siting of Soviet missiles in Cuba became an international crisis in 1962Question 4 How far do you agree…‘The main reason for tensions between East and West between 1945-1949 was the issue of Berlin’. How far do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer‘The main consequence of superpower rivalry between 1945-1965 was the nuclear arms race’. How far do you agree? Explain your answer‘The lack of American intervention in Hungary shows a thaw in the Cold War. How far do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer

Germany 1890-1945

Question 1: How does interpretation B differ from interpretation A about the Hitler Youth clubs? Explain your answer based on what it says in interpretation A and B.Question 2: Why might the authors of interpretation A and B have different interpretations about the Hitler Youth Clubs?Question 3: Which interpretation gives the more convincing opinion about the Hitler Youth Clubs? Explain your answer based on your contextual knowledge and what it says in interpretation A and B

Interpretation A: Adapted from an account by a young German, whose parents were teachers and had access to banned books. He recalls his time in the Hitler Youth in 1940

Interpretation B: From Melita Maschmann who joined the BDM in 1933. She became a Nazi Party member

Question 1: How does interpretation B differ from interpretation A about the terms of the Treaty of Versailles? Explain your answer based on what it says in interpretation A

Interpretation B: Adapted from a book by Historian Sally Marks ‘The Illusion of Peace’, written in 1976

Question 4: Describe two…Describe two problems Hitler faced as Germany’s leader when he became Chancellor in 1933Describe two consequences of the Night of the Long KnivesDescribe two ways in which Hitler reduced unemploymentDescribe the two main features of the education of children in Nazi Germany

Question 5: in what ways…In what ways were the lives of women in Germany affected by Nazi social policies? Explain your answerIn what ways would the behaviour of ordinary Germans be affected by the police state? Explain your answerIn what ways were art and culture used by the Nazis? Explain your answerIn what ways were the lives of ordinary Germans affected by the Depression? Explain your answer

Question 6: Which of the following…Which had the greater impact on the German people:

The Treaty of Versailles The hyperinflation crisis of 1923?

Explain your answer with reference to both events

Which of the following was the more important reason the Nazis became popular: Fear of Communists The appeal of Hitler and the Nazi Party?

Explain your answer with reference to both events

Which of the following was the more important reason why resistance and opposition to Hitler was not effective:

The strength of the Nazi police state The weakness of opposition?

Explain your answer with reference to both events