The impact of local and national government on public health (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Henry VII's order regarding slaughterhouses

Positioned outside town walls

Henry VIII's grant to towns for sewage

Power to tax people & gather money for building sewage systems

Year of Great Plague in London

1665

Years plague orders were issued

1518, 1578, 1604

Street lighting innovation by 1680s

Oil-burning lamps

Year Puritans began attacking ale/beer

1550

Year dram shops opened in London

1660

Year Parliament banned gin importation

1689

Gin drinking by early 18th century

Serious social & health problem

1729 Gin Act: seller licence cost

£20 annual fee

1736 Gin Act: licence fee increase

£50

1751 Gin Act: 1st offence penalty

Imprisonment

Bacterium causing Great Plague

Yersinia pestis

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