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Exam Practice: Explain why there was rapid progress in the prevention of smallpox after 1798 (12) Government Individuals Experimentation Government made inoculation illegal in 1840. This was extremely important as inoculators were opposition to the vaccination as they were losing out on money. Furthermore, they were quite dangerous as the mortality rate of people who were inoculated was quite high. Government made vaccination compulsory in 1852. This was rapid change as it allowed both the rich and poor to be protected from smallpox. Smallpox was a massive issue in England as there were a number of epidemics that wiped out up to 3,000 people at one time. Given vaccinations for all allowed protection for the population, rich or poor. Government made sure that there were public vaccinators in 1871 which was important as if people could not get to a doctors then people could come to them. This could protect a range of people including the elderly. Jenner helped with the development of vaccinations as he infected James Phipps with cowpox. He then infected him with smallpox 6 weeks later and realised that he did not catch it. Jenner was important as he allowed individuals such as Pasteur and Koch to look into vaccinations and find for other diseases that were causing a high death rate. Jenner was a doctor which was very important as people respected what he said due to his professional position in the medical world. Jenner was able to back up his findings by writing them down, this would allow many people to use his findings to make the medical world a stronger place in which more diseases could be dealt with. Jenner experimented to ensure that his vaccination was not wrong. He did not just infect Phipps. Jenner observed the patients and made notes. He also made notes before his vaccination to see why inoculations did not work, this allowed him to back up his findings when he presented them. Jenner experimented on 1000’s of people and noted down all the successes. This was important so he could prove that Phipps was not a joke. Summarise the role of the government