Britain: Health and the people - KQ2 iii. Prevention of disease

Why did many doctors dislike Jenner's findings?

In which DECADE did the Battle of Dien Bien Phu happen?

People from which country had been using a basic form of inoculation in medieval times?

Edward Jenner tested his theory that smallpox could be prevented with cowpox in which year?

In which DECADE did the First World War begin?

Despite criticisms, Jenner had powerful supporters, especially when who was vaccinated?

How many times did Jenner test his theory again after using the young boy?

In which year did the British government make smallpox vaccination compulsory?

In what year did Jenner publish his vaccination findings?

What was the name of the aristocrat who made inoculation fashionable in Britain?

In which DECADE did Nixon become US president?

What was the name of the doctor who heard stories that milkmaids who caught cowpox were immune from smallpox?

Which disease had symptoms of fever, rash, pus-filled blisters and a 30% chance of death?

In which DECADE did the Wall Street Crash happen?

What was the surname of the father and son team who earned a fortune from inoculation in Britain?

In which DECADE did William Harvey publish his work on the heart and circulation?

In which DECADE did Senator Joseph McCarthy announce he had a list of communists working in influential jobs in America?

In which DECADE was the Black Death?

In which DECADE did women get the vote in America?

Which of the following was a problem with inoculation?

In which DECADE did Elvis Presley become famous?

Using live germs of a disease to build up immunity against a stronger form of the same disease, is what?

She brought back the idea of inoculation from which country where she had been living?

In which CENTURY was smallpox eventually declared eradicated?

Using the dead germs of one disease, or the germs of another, related disease to build up immunity is called what?