Responses to outbreaks of plague (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Year of the Great Plague of London

1665

Dogs & cats killed during plague response

40,000 dogs and 200,000 cats

Document needed to leave London during plague

Certificate of good health

Mark painted on infected houses in 1665

Red cross

Method used to keep air clean during plague

Flaming torches night and day

% of Eyam village population that died

Over 70%

Year of the Great Fire of London

1666

Where the Great Fire of 1666 started

King's Bakery in Pudding Lane

Year Henry VIII issued plague isolation proclamation

1518

Mark on infected houses in 1518

Bundles of straw

Duration infected houses shut up (1578 orders)

At least six weeks

Year of the Plague Act

1604

Who first described plague doctor costume (1630)

Charles de L'Orme

Plague doctors' belief about disease cause

Bad smell or miasma

Treatment plague doctors performed

Bloodletting

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