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Britain: Health and the People (c1000–Present)

Analyze the development of medicine and public health in Britain over a long period, focusing on key factors and questions influencing progress.

13 Subtopics

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Key Factors and Questions

Introduction

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Medieval Medicine

Part one: Medicine stands still

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Medical Progress

Part one: Medicine stands still

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Public Health in the Middle Ages

Part one: Medicine stands still

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Impact of the Renaissance

Part two: The beginnings of change

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Dealing with Disease

Part two: The beginnings of change

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Prevention of Disease

Part two: The beginnings of change

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Development of Germ Theory

Part three: A revolution in medicine

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Revolution in Surgery

Part three: A revolution in medicine

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Improvements in Public Health

Part three: A revolution in medicine

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Modern Treatment of Disease

Part four: Modern medicine

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Impact of War and Technology

Part four: Modern medicine

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Modern Public Health

Part four: Modern medicine

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Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present)

Analyze the development of the relationship between the citizen and the state in Britain, focusing on protest and authority.

13 Subtopics

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Key Factors and Questions

Introduction

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Constraints on Kingship

Part one: Challenging authority and feudalism

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Origins of Parliament

Part one: Challenging authority and feudalism

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Medieval Revolt and Authority

Part one: Challenging authority and feudalism

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Uprisings against the Crown

Part two: Challenging royal authority

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Divine Right and Authority

Part two: Challenging royal authority

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Right to Representation

Part two: Challenging royal authority

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Extension of the Franchise

Part three: Reform and reformers

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Protest and Change

Part three: Reform and reformers

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Workers Movements

Part three: Reform and reformers

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Women’s Rights

Part four: Equality and rights

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Workers’ Rights

Part four: Equality and rights

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Minority Rights

Part four: Equality and rights

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Britain: Migration, Empires and the People (c790–Present)

Analyze how British identity has been shaped by interaction with the wider world through conquest, settlement, and migration.

13 Subtopics

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Key Factors and Questions

Introduction

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Invasion

Part one: Conquered and conquerors

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Norman Kingdom and ‘Angevin’ Empire

Part one: Conquered and conquerors

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Birth of English Identity

Part one: Conquered and conquerors

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Sugar and the Caribbean

Part two: Looking west

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Colonisation in North America

Part two: Looking west

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Migrants to and from Britain

Part two: Looking west

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Expansion in India

Part three: Expansion and empire

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Expansion in Africa

Part three: Expansion and empire

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Migration Patterns

Part three: Expansion and empire

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The End of Empire

Part four: Britain in the 20th century

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Legacy of Empire

Part four: Britain in the 20th century

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Britain and Europe

Part four: Britain in the 20th century

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Thematic Studies

Key Factors and Questions

Medieval Medicine

Medical Progress

Public Health in the Middle Ages

Impact of the Renaissance

Dealing with Disease

Prevention of Disease

Development of Germ Theory

Revolution in Surgery

Improvements in Public Health

Modern Treatment of Disease

Impact of War and Technology

Modern Public Health

Key Factors and Questions

Constraints on Kingship

Origins of Parliament

Medieval Revolt and Authority

Uprisings against the Crown

Divine Right and Authority

Right to Representation

Extension of the Franchise

Protest and Change

Workers Movements

Women’s Rights

Workers’ Rights

Minority Rights

Key Factors and Questions

Invasion

Norman Kingdom and ‘Angevin’ Empire

Birth of English Identity

Sugar and the Caribbean

Colonisation in North America

Migrants to and from Britain

Expansion in India

Expansion in Africa

Migration Patterns

The End of Empire

Legacy of Empire

Britain and Europe

Thematic Studies

Key Factors and Questions

Medieval Medicine

Medical Progress

Public Health in the Middle Ages

Impact of the Renaissance

Dealing with Disease

Prevention of Disease

Development of Germ Theory

Revolution in Surgery

Improvements in Public Health

Modern Treatment of Disease

Impact of War and Technology

Modern Public Health

Key Factors and Questions

Constraints on Kingship

Origins of Parliament

Medieval Revolt and Authority

Uprisings against the Crown

Divine Right and Authority

Right to Representation

Extension of the Franchise

Protest and Change

Workers Movements

Women’s Rights

Workers’ Rights

Minority Rights

Key Factors and Questions

Invasion

Norman Kingdom and ‘Angevin’ Empire

Birth of English Identity

Sugar and the Caribbean

Colonisation in North America

Migrants to and from Britain

Expansion in India

Expansion in Africa

Migration Patterns

The End of Empire

Legacy of Empire

Britain and Europe