The impact of local and national government on public health (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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What did Henry VII order for slaughterhouses?

Outside town walls

What did Henry VIII grant towns?

Power to tax for sewage systems

Year of Great Plague

1665

Years plague orders issued

1518, 1578, 1604

Street lighting by 1680s

Oil-burning lamps

When did Puritans attack drinking?

1550

What opened in London by 1660?

Dram shops (gin & brandy)

1689 Parliament gin policy

Banned import, urged local production

1729 Gin Act: seller licence cost

£20 annually

1729 Gin Act distiller tax/gallon

5 shillings

1736 Gin Act licence fee

£50

1751 Gin Act: 3rd offence penalty

Transportation

Great Plague bacterium

Yersinia pestis

Year of Great Fire of London

1666

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