deteriorated. Reasons why public health deteriorated the Romans. Medieval towns 1 2 Animals 1 2 Wealth and skilled 1 engineers 2 Why didn’t peoples efforts 1 Wars. work? 2 Government. 3 The teaching of the Church. Activity 5: Public health systems inside Medieval monasteries. Using DBL SHP Medicine text p47 make notes on the public health systems of the Monasteries. Activity 6: How far did public health change in the period 50-1350? Analyse how far public health systems developed by plotting your own living graph and labelling some of the significant points related to changing ideas on it. When the Romans conquered Britain The Romans developed a skilled War and public health went hand in in 43AD they brought their ideas class of engineers who had hand for the Romans since they about Medicine and public health planned and built great aqueducts needed healthy soldiers to maintain with them. They had a strong to bring clean water to cities. There and expand the Roman Empire. centralised government system who were also public toilets, fountains, They built their towns and army forts organised large scale projects and bath houses and supplies to forts in healthy sites away from raised taxes to pay for them. The and private homes. Once used marshland and polluted role of the Roman army was very there were sewers designed to water.Roman forts also had significant in establishing the stability take waste water away hospitals for soldiers staffed by for these projects to be completed. surgeons and assistants. During the period 383-1350 in When the Romans started to leave During the period 383-1350 in Medieval Britain was disruption Britain in 383 AD, the government of Medieval Britain A thousand years brought about by the collapse of Britain became much more of disruptive wars on the collapse Roman rule and the onset of war. fragmented with competing groups of the Roman Empire throughout This meant that resources were trying to establish control Angles, Europe meant that much of the divereted into military and the skilled Saxons, Viking and later Normans. progress made by the Romans was engineers that managed the Their wars were destructive and destroyed and that governments development of public health disrupted stability so that were not sufficiently powerful and systems were lost. The Medieval governments had little time or wealthy to prioritise medical times witnessed little development in resources to aid medical developments. terms of science and technology. developments. More stability and the establishment of universities from 1100. AF2 Causation and Change Activity 7: How far did public health change between 50 and 1350?
deteriorated. Reasons why public health deteriorated the Romans. Medieval towns 1 2 Animals 1 2 Wealth and skilled engineers 1 2 Why didn’t peoples efforts work? 1 Wars. 2 Government. 3 The teaching of the Church. Activity 5: Public health systems inside Medieval monasteries. Using DBL SHP Medicine text p47 make notes on the public health systems of the Monasteries. Activity 6: How far did public health change in the period 50-1350? Analyse how far public health systems developed by plotting your own living graph and labelling some of the significant points related to changing ideas on it. When the Romans conquered Britain in 43AD they brought their ideas about Medicine and public health with them. They had a strong centralised government system who organised large scale projects and raised taxes to pay for them. The role of the Roman army was very significant in establishing the stability for these projects to be completed. The Romans developed a skilled class of engineers who had planned and built great aqueducts to bring clean water to cities. There were also public toilets, fountains, bath houses and supplies to forts and private homes. Once used there were sewers designed to take waste water away War and public health went hand in hand for the Romans since they needed healthy soldiers to maintain and expand the Roman Empire. They built their towns and army forts in healthy sites away from marshland and polluted water.Roman forts also had hospitals for soldiers staffed by surgeons and assistants. During the period 383-1350 in Medieval Britain was disruption brought about by the collapse of Roman rule and the onset of war. This meant that resources were divereted into military and the skilled engineers that managed the development of public health systems were lost. The Medieval times witnessed little development in terms of science and technology. When the Romans started to leave Britain in 383 AD, the government of Britain became much more fragmented with competing groups trying to establish control Angles, Saxons, Viking and later Normans. Their wars were destructive and disrupted stability so that governments had little time or resources to aid medical developments. More stability and the establishment of universities from 1100. During the period 383-1350 in Medieval Britain A thousand years of disruptive wars on the collapse of the Roman Empire throughout Europe meant that much of the progress made by the Romans was destroyed and that governments were not sufficiently powerful and wealthy to prioritise medical developments. AF2 Causation and Change Activity 7: How far did public health change between 50 and 1350?
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